Ransacked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RANSACKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RANSACK, to search thoroughly
• go through (a place) stealing things and causing damage
• search (a place or receptacle) thoroughly, especially in such a way as to cause harm
ADJECTIVE:
• wrongfully emptied or stripped of anything of value

Words related to RANSACKED

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How to use RANSACKED in a sentence

• That door was closed now, though it was open when Furneaux ransacked the house.
• He held his breath and ran-sacked his brain in vain for a reply which should ignore the inner meaning of the fatal words.
• The masterpieces of famous artists brought enormous prices, and Greece and Asia were ransacked for old pictures.
• The room was ransacked and my bag empty and the pistols gone.
• He ransacked the house, discovering the missing antique at last by accident.
• They got their stores into the house, which had evidently been ransacked by the rats after the flight of Mrs.
• Every door was broken down then, and as noiselessly as they could they ransacked each room.
• Tom was kept at the office while another officer went to his lodging-house and ransacked his room.
• Old Spanish history was ransacked for information from the voyages of Cortez in the Gulf of California to the latest dates, and maps of the country were in great demand.
• They ransacked the place all over and when they got up stairs they kicked out all the window pains and tore off all the window-shutters.
• Entrance had been made through the trap-door, two more doors had been opened, and then the desk had been ransacked.
• Here then is a complete history of an invention, for which every quarter of the globe has been ransacked.
• I having ransacked the whole universe to find the drugs, the essence whereof hath been blended with this milk and rice.
• Nature is ransacked, explored, and hunted down in every field, only that she may add to the general knowledge.
• Things lay about in lugubrious disorder, as if the place had been hurriedly ransacked by a thief.
• Of late he had been digging in the back yard and had ransacked the hay in his horse-shed for the concealed leather chest he imagined he would find.
• The furniture was scattered about in every direction, with dismantled shelves and open drawers, as if the lady had hurriedly ransacked them before her flight.
• Smith and Brown ransacked the place for money, while Brodie and Andrew Ainslie remained without to give a necessary warning.
• Bernard, whilst the rest ransacked the house for arms and money.
• The robbers, masters of the ground thanks to their numbers, ransacked the coach.
• When he returned to his room late that night he found that his effects had been ransacked by two detectives.
• Europe, the foreign markets, had been literally combed and ransacked to supply the gems.
• The lecturer had ransacked the Society, Astor, and Mercantile libraries, and stuffed himself with facts touching the interior of Africa, so far as that mystery had been explored.
• Never was any matter more harried and ransacked by disputation.
• The ruins of more than one civilisation and of more than one philosophy were ransacked to furnish materials for this heavenly Byzantium.
• Occasionally Blair would bring a package which contained food he had ransacked from the larder at home.
• The murderers ransacked the palace, penetrating every room, killing every Polish man and treating the Polish ladies with the utmost brutality.

Similar words containing RANSACK without suffix ed

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