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Having been robbed and destroyed by force and violence.
sacked
raped
pillaged
despoiled
destroyed
sacked
raped
pillaged
despoiled
1
She didn't even let him finish the sentence: 'You're
sacked
,
'
she said.
2
Health is often used as the reason when senior officials are
sacked
.
3
Hundreds have been
sacked
from government jobs, rights and opposition groups say.
4
However, the Raiders
sacked
Rivers five times and played a turnover-free game.
5
The newspaper said Edmondson was
sacked
as a result of the investigation.
1
Regina Simons claimed Seagal
raped
her 25 years ago at his home.
2
According to the Los Angeles Times, some prisoners say they were
raped
.
3
According to statistics, a woman is
raped
in India every 20 minutes.
4
EXCLUSIVE Sandra was
raped
at work, now she's gagged by the law.
5
Her family said she was
raped
and murdered in a drunken rampage.
1
In the space of perhaps an hour, she had
pillaged
every room.
2
There was not a house in the town but had been
pillaged
.
3
The generals of the United States never permit individuals to be
pillaged
.
4
He
pillaged
that store with the thoroughness of the Crusaders looting Constantinople.
5
The temples and palaces were
pillaged
,
and finally the city was burnt.
1
Thus the polar reservoirs are
despoiled
in the act of being opened.
2
They recalled it all as it had been and felt themselves
despoiled
.
3
The two structures just described were long ago broken into and
despoiled
.
4
He had completely
despoiled
his wife, and had left her for ever.
5
She was
despoiled
of nothing, since Texas was forever lost to her.
1
We often hear the term
'
flood
-
ravaged
'
used in relation to some areas.
2
This comes after countless cases of gender-based violence have
ravaged
the country.
3
A major drive to distribute aid throughout Vanuatu's
cyclone
-
ravaged
islands, started today.
4
A great battle must have
ravaged
this coast some time in history.
5
Or that it only exists in countries
ravaged
by war and poverty.
6
Imagine fleeing your
war
-
ravaged
home and living in hiding for 20 years.
7
Work gets underway as Edgecumbe residents start returning home to
flood
-
ravaged
houses.
8
The violence has
ravaged
border cities and even beach resorts like Acapulco.
9
He says
'
ravaged
'
in a teasing, theatrical manner, with his eyelashes flickering.
10
But that job disappeared too as the coronavirus outbreak
ravaged
the economy.
11
France has suffered in her
ravaged
fields and in her ruined villages.
12
Lidl's Irish management then contacted their colleagues in
virus
-
ravaged
Italy for advice.
13
The valleys which they
ravaged
were the granary of the revolutionary forces.
14
Whole regions have been
ravaged
and abominable deeds perpetrated in the towns.
15
India and China, though frequently
ravaged
by both these scourges, remain super-saturated.
16
More relief supplies will be sent from New Caledonia to
cyclone
-
ravaged
Vanuatu.
ravaged
ravage
·
ravage by
ravage face
ravage the country
ravage areas
ravage town