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sackage Meaning
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sackage (n.)
The act of taking by storm and pillaging; sack.
sackage Sentence Examples
- The bandits carried away sacks of gold and jewelry as part of their opulent sackage.
- The city walls crumbled under the relentless sackage of the enemy siege.
- The soldiers looted and ransacked the town, leaving behind a trail of sackage and destruction.
- The sackage of Rome by the Visigoths marked a pivotal event in Western history.
- The Vikings were notorious for their brutal sackage of coastal settlements.
- The citizens were horrified at the sight of the sackage caused by the earthquake.
- The looters' sackage of the museum resulted in the loss of priceless artifacts.
- The pillaging army's sackage reduced the once-prosperous city to ruins.
- The ruthless sackage of the village left its inhabitants homeless and destitute.
- The expedition's sackage of the ancient tomb revealed long-lost treasures and secrets.
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The act of taking by storm and pillaging; sack.
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The bandits carried away sacks of gold and jewelry as part of their opulent sackage.
The city walls crumbled under the relentless sackage of the enemy siege.
The soldiers looted and ransacked the town, leaving behind a trail of sackage and destruction.
The sackage of Rome by the Visigoths marked a pivotal event in Western history.
