Goods or money obtained illegally.
The act of stealing valuable things from a place.
Steal goods; take as spoils.
1 It was the era of universal pillage and destruction; nothing held sacred.
2 We have passed the inevitable stage of pioneer pillage of natural resources.
3 And in addition they will have the right to pillage the city.
4 They worked the people up until they joined them in the pillage .
5 There was no disorder or pillage of any kind in the city.
6 I understand why you scorned the pillage of the house just now.
7 And deep inside, the money is racked ready for pillage , rapine, loot.
8 Pugasceff captured the town of Kazan, and gave it up to pillage .
9 The town of Antwerp was now threatened with fearful bloodshed and pillage .
10 The city for three days and nights was given up to pillage .
11 The Etruscans however by no means confined themselves to robbery and pillage .
12 They had joined the expedition with minds bent upon pillage and slaughter.
13 They dreaded the pillage and ruin which would follow a French victory.
14 They unlocked the hands of pillage , persecuted and tortured those sanctified souls.
15 According to his own account he had saved the post-office from pillage .
16 Disorder, pillage , shouts, revelry and confusion were the order of the night.
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