pillages Antonyms
Meaning of pillages
pillages
to loot or plunder especially in war, something taken as booty, the act of robbing by force especially in war, to plunder ruthlessly, to strip of goods and possessions with ruthless violence, to take booty, the act of looting or plundering especially in war
pillages Sentence Examples
- The invading army pillages the conquered city, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
- The ruthless warlord pillages villages for their resources, enriching himself at the expense of others.
- The pirates mercilessly pillage the merchant ship, stealing its valuable cargo and leaving the crew stranded.
- The looters pillage the abandoned house, taking whatever they can find to sell for a profit.
- The vandals pillage the historic site, defacing and damaging priceless artifacts.
- The natural disaster pillages the coastal town, destroying homes and businesses with its destructive force.
- The wildfire pillages the forest, burning through acres of vegetation and leaving behind charred remains.
- The locust swarm pillages the crops, consuming vast amounts of food and leaving farmers devastated.
- The disease pillages the population, claiming countless lives and leaving behind a trail of suffering.
- The economic crisis pillages the economy, causing widespread poverty and unemployment.
FAQs About the word pillages
to loot or plunder especially in war, something taken as booty, the act of robbing by force especially in war, to plunder ruthlessly, to strip of goods and poss
loots,plunders, swags,spoils, booties, treasures,prizes, takes, catches, windfalls
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The invading army pillages the conquered city, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
The ruthless warlord pillages villages for their resources, enriching himself at the expense of others.
The pirates mercilessly pillage the merchant ship, stealing its valuable cargo and leaving the crew stranded.
The looters pillage the abandoned house, taking whatever they can find to sell for a profit.
