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Meanings of plunderer in English
Portuguese
assaltante Catalan
saquejador Usage of plunderer in English
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?
6
Those flatter the plunderer who share in the spoil.
7
Apply to him, and he will tell you I am a plunderer and a villain.
8
She would smite this plunderer of her nation, though it might be by treacherous means.
9
With Augereau and Massena, Bernadotte is a merciless plunderer.
10
Pounds and pounds of convent plate is he known to have melted, the sacrilegious plunderer!
11
He became their friend and not their plunderer.
12
God has so constituted his plans in the government of the world that the plunderer cannot prosper.
13
She also had $36 in silver, which the plunderer of the body did not get.
14
He is characterized, evidently with a little honest pride, as the third greatest plunderer of the English.
15
He is a quiet but skillful plunderer.
16
He was called pirate, traitor, free-booter, plunderer.
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