rapine (Meaning)

Wordnet

rapine (n)

the act of despoiling a country in warfare

Webster

rapine (n.)

The act of plundering; the seizing and carrying away of things by force; spoliation; pillage; plunder.

Ravishment; rape.

Webster

rapine (v. t.)

To plunder.

rapine Sentence Examples

  1. The rapine of the innocent town was a tragedy that shook the nation.
  2. The soldiers committed unspeakable acts of rapine against the civilian population.
  3. The rapine of the forests left behind a devastated landscape.
  4. The rapine of the elderly woman was a heinous crime.
  5. The rapine of wild animals for their fur is a heartless act.
  6. The rapine of the Earth's resources is a serious threat to our planet.
  7. The rapine of the ocean's fish stocks is unsustainable and will leave future generations with nothing.
  8. The rapine of our national heritage by vandals and thieves is a crime against our history.
  9. The rapine of childhood is a form of child abuse that has lasting and devastating effects.
  10. We must speak out against all forms of rapine and protect the innocent from its horrors.

FAQs About the word rapine

the act of despoiling a country in warfareThe act of plundering; the seizing and carrying away of things by force; spoliation; pillage; plunder., Ravishment; ra

despoliation, spoliation, kidnaping, abduction,pillage, looting, plundering, kidnapping, banditry, rustling

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The rapine of the innocent town was a tragedy that shook the nation.

The soldiers committed unspeakable acts of rapine against the civilian population.

The rapine of the forests left behind a devastated landscape.

The rapine of the elderly woman was a heinous crime.