noun

plundering

Plundering (noun) means the act of stealing goods or resources by force. Example: “The plundering of the region's forests left it barren.”

noun

The act of stealing goods or resources by force.

"The plundering of the region's forests left it barren."

How to use plundering

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishLooting or forcefully taking things that belong to others.

Word forms

plunderings plural

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The _____ of the region's forests left it barren.

Synonyms

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pillage pillaging

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Rhymes for plundering

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Frequently asked questions

What does “plundering” mean?

The word “plundering” means the act of stealing goods or resources by force. In plain terms, looting or forcefully taking things that belong to others.

How do you use “plundering” in a sentence?

Here is “plundering” used in a sentence: “The plundering of the region's forests left it barren.”

What part of speech is “plundering”?

“Plundering” is a noun.

What is the meaning of plundering?

"plundering" (noun) means the act of stealing goods or resources by force.

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