brigandism Antonyms
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Meaning of brigandism
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brigandism (n.)
Brigandage.
brigandism Sentence Examples
- Brigandism flourished in the lawless regions beyond the reach of the king's authority.
- The authorities launched a campaign to eradicate brigandism and restore order to the countryside.
- Merchants suffered heavy losses due to the prevalence of brigandism along trade routes.
- The rise of brigandism posed a significant threat to travelers and caravans.
- The mayor declared war on brigandism, promising harsh penalties for those caught engaging in banditry.
- The village fell victim to a wave of brigandism, with bandits plundering homes and farms.
- The knight vowed to put an end to the brigandism that plagued the kingdom.
- The king's decree aimed to root out brigandism by offering rewards for information leading to the capture of bandits.
- The rise in brigandism forced farmers to arm themselves to protect their crops and livestock.
- The sheriff organized a posse to track down the perpetrators of the recent spate of brigandism.
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Brigandage.
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Brigandism flourished in the lawless regions beyond the reach of the king's authority.
The authorities launched a campaign to eradicate brigandism and restore order to the countryside.
Merchants suffered heavy losses due to the prevalence of brigandism along trade routes.
The rise of brigandism posed a significant threat to travelers and caravans.
