ransacks Synonyms
ransacks Meaning
ransacks
to search through in order to rob, to look through thoroughly in often a rough way, to search thoroughly, to search through and steal from in a forceful and damaging way
ransacks Sentence Examples
- The burglars ruthlessly ransacked the house, leaving no room unscathed.
- The vandal ransacked the library, tearing pages from valuable books.
- The hurricane's fury ransacked the coastal town, destroying buildings and uprooting trees.
- The thieves ransacked the store, stealing anything of value they could find.
- The police ransacked the suspect's apartment, searching for evidence of their crimes.
- The student ransacked their desk, desperately searching for their missing notes.
- The dog ransacked the trash can, scattering its contents across the kitchen floor.
- The scavengers ransacked the ruins of the ancient city, hoping to find lost treasures.
- The wildfire ransacked the forest, consuming everything in its path and leaving behind a charred wasteland.
- The angry mob ransacked the government building, protesting against corruption and injustice.
FAQs About the word ransacks
to search through in order to rob, to look through thoroughly in often a rough way, to search thoroughly, to search through and steal from in a forceful and dam
loots, sacks, pillages, despoils,plunders, marauds, steals (from),raids,rummages, breaks in
loses,hides, neglects,ignores, abandons,
The burglars ruthlessly ransacked the house, leaving no room unscathed.
The vandal ransacked the library, tearing pages from valuable books.
The hurricane's fury ransacked the coastal town, destroying buildings and uprooting trees.
The thieves ransacked the store, stealing anything of value they could find.
