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Meanings of looter in English
Spanish
saqueadora 
Portuguese
assaltante Catalan
saquejador Synonyms
Examples for "raider"
Examples for "raider"
1
However, he succeeded only in driving the raider back into the valley.
2
At that moment, yet another raider bore down on her, guns blazing.
3
A brief battle ends with the destruction of a Cylon heavy raider.
4
Another raider exploded under Lee's expert fire, leaving only the nuke raider.
5
Never seen a rebel or a raider till I got to town.
1
But the weak U.S. economy could still be a spoiler next year.
2
They soon quiet down; and the spoiler begins to notice her surroundings.
3
It's hard to go into more detail without venturing into spoiler territory.
4
The radio call from the first uniforms on-scene had carried a spoiler.
5
Be thou a covert to them from the face of the spoiler.
1
Yes, I do chance to share a name with the legendary freebooter.
2
Picot in the hunting-room telling me of Blood, the freebooter and swordsman.
3
In the section which deals with the freebooter life of David, chaps.
4
Not that he dreads treachery on the part of his fellow freebooter.
5
No more freebooter's life for you; no more blood, no more fire.
1
And being within the Union lines no plunderer had dared to touch it.
2
I thought some plunderer was within and entered, to find you.
3
Sigge was a very successful plunderer, and, his success rather turned his head.
4
Wessex scarcely tempts the plunderer now; neither does East Anglia.
5
Would Antonius have been a guardian of the city, or its plunderer and destroyer?
1
He was the despoiler of the rich, the destroyer of the poor.
2
He would feel like the despoiler of the widow and the orphan.
3
He was a thief, and a despoiler of the widow and orphan.
4
This is the only despoiler that I know it to possess.
5
Perchance he will undo the wrongs of this Bartlett, the despoiler.
1
The Crown Prince has been pictured as a libertine and a pillager.
2
Is she a poacher, a pillager of other's property, or a genuine huntress?
3
The German soldier is not an incendiary nor pillager.
4
Is China a pillager or an enabler?
5
But go thou to the temple of Minerva the pillager, with victims, having assembled the matrons of distinction.
Usage of looter in English
1
One of them could be seen pummeling a looter with an unknown object.
2
It's barely possible some looter may be prowling in the house.
3
Can you be an activist and looter at the same time?
4
The looter goes in for himself alone without considerin' his organization or his city.
5
Paradoxically, it is easier at the moment to contact an unconvicted looter than a judge.
6
He was only a mercenary in rebellion-anambitious mercenary, no doubt-but ,aboveall, a looter.
7
Obviously, it was a looter, probably looking for lumps of gold or silver among the ashes.
8
We go to his room: chaos, the colonel has emptied the cupboards like a real looter.
9
He wasn't wearing uniform or armor: he must have looked like a looter on the prowl.
10
A 59-year-old man shot a suspected looter there and was later arrested on suspicion of murder.
11
This was the famous Frank A. Cowperwood whom he had read about, the noted banker and treasury-looter.
12
One ambitious looter even stole the drainpipes.
13
CCTV footage emerged of him holding a pipe bomb and drinking champagne handed to him by a looter.
14
His punishment for entertaining a looter's idea would be work when he wanted to loaf and enjoy himself.
15
For instance, I ain't no looter.
16
And possibly Sloat, like a looter on a battlefield, would rob anyone too weak to beat him off.
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