The eastern plundering was a heinous offense.

Eighteen shillings a month, along with sustenance and plundering.

The AI is no longer intent on plundering the cities of the Barbarians.

Plunder or loot; plundering.

It was a near plundering.

However, there are signs that these groups are now conspiring to plunder the park's mineral riches.

Tribute that was once paid to pirates along the Scottish border for protection against plundering.

In the film, Mr. Fox (voiced by George Clooney) rebels and sets out to plunder the farms of the three most despicable farmers in the land.

The injustices, oppressions, extortions, and plundering of the past two decades were suddenly voiced in a loud, raucous howl of condemnation. Sentencedict.com

These pirates are not interested in ransom but prefer to kill or maroon the crew, plunder the ships, and sell the cargo under false papers.

We naturally perceive them as dangerous outsiders, seeking to plunder our village and take our women and children! This is simply not true in modern society.

To enter by force to conquer or plunder.

Brown bears on Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula are starving as poachers plunder the abundant salmon.

If we withdraw legions from the west, the Goths will plunder us instead.

He stealthily descended the hill towards the tranquil roadhouse, trembling with fear, concocting wild schemes to steal a meat pie from an unguarded windowsill or slip through the back door to plunder the kitchen.