direption (Meaning)
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direption (n.)
The act of plundering, despoiling, or snatching away.
Synonyms & Antonyms of direption
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direption Sentence Examples
- The army was accused of direption after they pillaged the conquered city.
- The Vikings were notorious for their raids, which often involved direption and wanton destruction.
- The aftermath of the riot was direption and looting, as people took advantage of the chaos to steal goods.
- The direption of the ancient city revealed many valuable artifacts that shed light on its history.
- The act of direption was condemned by the religious authorities, who saw it as a violation of God's laws.
- The direption of the temple resulted in the loss of many sacred objects that were never recovered.
- The invading forces engaged in direption, taking whatever they could find of value.
- The direption left the city in ruins, with many buildings burned and looted.
- The direption of the tomb was a sacrilegious act that angered the spirits of the dead.
- The direption of the village left the inhabitants destitute and homeless.
FAQs About the word direption
The act of plundering, despoiling, or snatching away.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The army was accused of direption after they pillaged the conquered city.
The Vikings were notorious for their raids, which often involved direption and wanton destruction.
The aftermath of the riot was direption and looting, as people took advantage of the chaos to steal goods.
The direption of the ancient city revealed many valuable artifacts that shed light on its history.
