raider in Latin
raider in Latin is praedator — raider means a person or group that carries out a raid.
raider in Latin
praedator
One who engages in a raid; a plunderer.
What does "raider" mean?
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noun A person or group that carries out a raid.
"The raiders made off with several valuable paintings."
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noun An investor who buys up a large stake in a company in an attempt to take it over against the wishes of its management.
"The board fought off a corporate raider's hostile bid."
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raider in a sentence
- The raiders made off with several valuable paintings.
- The board fought off a corporate raider's hostile bid.
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What is "raider" in Latin?
"raider" in Latin is praedator. raider means: A person or group that carries out a raid.
How do you use "raider" in a sentence?
Example: "The raiders made off with several valuable paintings." In Latin, "raider" is praedator.
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