raid in Latin
raid in Latin is excursus — raid means a sudden attack or surprise incursion, often by armed forces or police.
raid in Latin
excursus
(law enforcement) An attack or invasion for the purpose of making arrests, seizing property, or plundering.
What does "raid" mean?
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noun A sudden attack or surprise incursion, often by armed forces or police.
"Police carried out a dawn raid on the suspected drug den."
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verb To carry out a sudden attack or unannounced search on a place.
"Customs officers raided the warehouse and seized the shipment."
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raid in a sentence
- Police carried out a dawn raid on the suspected drug den.
- The village suffered several raids during the war.
- Customs officers raided the warehouse and seized the shipment.
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What is "raid" in Latin?
"raid" in Latin is excursus. raid means: A sudden attack or surprise incursion, often by armed forces or police.
How do you use "raid" in a sentence?
Example: "Police carried out a dawn raid on the suspected drug den." In Latin, "raid" is excursus.
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