Depredations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPREDATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DEPREDATION, the act of depredating
• an act of attacking or plundering
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lay wast; plunder, ravage

Words related to DEPREDATIONS

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How to use DEPREDATIONS in a sentence

• Ibrahim landed his forces on the Morea and renewed his depredations.
• The lesson proved sufficient, and the Indians were glad to conclude a permanent peace, agreeing that no further depredations against the Senor or his property should be attempted.
• Of late years they have ceased these depredations, for the Spaniards have resorted to a new mode of warfare.
• It is, moreover, said not to be uncommon for thieves to join the caravan, for the purpose of carrying on their depredations, if there should be an opportunity of doing so.
• It betokened deep abstraction indeed when Sahwah ignored the depredations of Kaiser Bill.
• The adjoining settlers who had suffered from the depredations of the denizens of the Hollow were gladly expectant of the recovery of animals of great value.
• In the second place, their depredations were of great value from a military point of view.
• If seems that they were an official guard put to watch the town store of grain which was kept in the building, and which was subject to the depredations of animals.
• While here, the Indians prowled through the woods around it, committing depredations here and there, picking off sentinels, and doing other mischief.
• These concessions, however, did not put an end to the depredations of the Norsemen.
• The murders, the depredations of the hostile band, irritated against us by most wicked arts, have excited our horror, but never a reprisal.
• A gang of cattle-thieves were making serious depredations among his stock.
• Repeated complaints of these encroachments and depredations being represented to Mr.
• After they had committed some depredations, a French fleet of thirty-nine sail issued from Brest, under the command of Primauget, and began an engagement with the English.
• Although Solyman withdrew before the united forces of the Christian empire, the Turks continued their depredations, especially on the coasts of Italy and Spain.
• As soon as the depredations were discovered by Mrs.
• The depredations of this fanatical sect do not stop here.
• They had committed many depredations on the settlers, and one was shot by a person of that description in the act of robbing his farm.
• These ships, having once escaped from British ports, ever afterwards entered them in every part of the world to refit, and so to renew their depredations.
• No arrangement has yet been reached for the settlement of our claims for British depredations upon the commerce of the United States.
• At first the natives committed many depredations, chiefly during the night.
• At Singapore, on account of the depredations of this beetle, the difficulties have been considerable.
• She had heard for some time past rumours of the depredations of a certain band of robbers upon the Sabine and AEquian country.
• Had he not been so assiduous in that, the enemy who came to this bay and coast of Manila would have committed very great depredations.
• It has been thought again, and it is still thought, a desirable thing, that our property should be secured from the petty depredations of individuals.

Similar words containing PREDATION without suffix s and without prefix de

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