depredate — to attack and rob; to plunder or pillage
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to attack and rob; to plunder or pillage
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈdeprɪˌdeɪt/
Korean meaning: 약탈하다, 침입하여 훔치다
Korean pronunciation: **데**프러데이트
Example Sentences
- The notorious captain ordered his crew to depredate every ship they encountered on the high seas.
- Modern hackers depredate digital treasures instead of gold doubloons.
- The invading army continued to depredate the countryside, leaving nothing of value behind.
depredate
VERB//ˈdeprɪˌdeɪt//
to attack and rob; to plunder or pillage
Armed raiders depredate the peaceful village, stealing goods and terrorizing inhabitants
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While bandits depredate, the monk meditates to validate!
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Origin
From Latin depraedatus, meaning 'to plunder completely' or 'to rob thoroughly.' The word was commonly used to describe the actions of raiders and pillagers in medieval times.
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“The notorious captain ordered his crew to depredate every ship they encountered on the high seas.”
“Modern hackers depredate digital treasures instead of gold doubloons.”
“The invading army continued to depredate the countryside, leaving nothing of value behind.”
“My little brother seems to depredate my snack stash every time I'm not watching.”
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