plunder — to steal goods violently from a place, especially during a war or riot
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to steal goods violently from a place, especially during a war or riot
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈplʌndər/
Korean meaning: 폭력적으로 약탈하다, 강탈하다
Korean pronunciation: **플**런더
Example Sentences
- The data thieves plundered the company's database like digital pirates.
- My roommate plundered my snack drawer again!
- Environmental activists accused the corporation of plundering natural resources.
plunder
VERB//ˈplʌndər//
to steal goods violently from a place, especially during a war or riot
Violently stealing goods during chaos
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Plunder under thunder, filled with wonder!
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Origin
From Middle Low German 'plundern' meaning 'to rob or pillage,' likely derived from the noun 'Plunder' meaning 'household goods' or 'baggage,' with possible roots relating to confusion or disorder.
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“The data thieves plundered the company's database like digital pirates.”
“My roommate plundered my snack drawer again!”
“Environmental activists accused the corporation of plundering natural resources.”
“The invading army plundered the palace and took all the valuable artifacts.”
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