looting in Latin
looting in Latin is praedātiō — looting means the act of stealing goods during a riot, war, or disaster, when there is little or no law enforcement.
looting in Latin
praedātiō
The act of stealing during a crisis such as a war, riot or natural disaster, when law enforcement is ineffective or absent.
What does "looting" mean?
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noun The act of stealing goods during a riot, war, or disaster, when there is little or no law enforcement.
"Widespread looting broke out after the power went down for days."
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- Widespread looting broke out after the power went down for days.
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What is "looting" in Latin?
"looting" in Latin is praedātiō. looting means: The act of stealing goods during a riot, war, or disaster, when there is little or no law enforcement.
How do you use "looting" in a sentence?
Example: "Widespread looting broke out after the power went down for days." In Latin, "looting" is praedātiō.
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