sea robber (Meaning)

Wordnet

sea robber (n)

someone who robs at sea or plunders the land from the sea without having a commission from any sovereign nation

Webster

A pirate; a sea rover.

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The infamous sea robber, One-Eyed Jack, terrorized ships along the Caribbean coast.
Despite the navy's efforts, the elusive sea robber continued to strike with impunity.
The treasure stolen by the notorious sea robber was rumored to be hidden on a remote island.
The sea robber's reign of terror brought fear to seafarers throughout the realm.
The captain fought valiantly against the sea robbers, but their superior numbers overwhelmed him.
The sea robber's ship, aptly named "The Raven's Shadow," was a formidable sight on the horizon.
The government offered a handsome reward for information leading to the capture of the elusive sea robber.
The sea robber's exploits became the subject of countless tales and legends among sailors.
The townsfolk lived in constant fear of the sea robber's attacks, barricading their homes and hiding their valuables.
The young apprentice proved his worth by bravely thwarting an attack by a cunning sea robber.

someone who robs at sea or plunders the land from the sea without having a commission from any sovereign nationA pirate; a sea rover.

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The infamous sea robber, One-Eyed Jack, terrorized ships along the Caribbean coast.

Despite the navy's efforts, the elusive sea robber continued to strike with impunity.

The treasure stolen by the notorious sea robber was rumored to be hidden on a remote island.

The sea robber's reign of terror brought fear to seafarers throughout the realm.