Reaving example sentences

reave

verb

reaving (present participle)

  - carry out raids in order to plunder:

  - rob (a person or place) of something by force:

  - steal (something).

Synonyms

plundering, plunder, looting, pillaging, robbing, robbery, raiding, ravaging, sacking, sack, ransacking, devastation, wreckage, destruction, damage, ravages, raids, despoiling, despoliation, rape, rapine, ravin, spoliation, reaving, divest, strip, rob, deprive, relieve, bereave, ransack, plunder, rob, raid, loot, rifle, sack, dispossess, strip, deprive, denude, devastate, ravage, harry, maraud, despoil, spoil, rape, forage, steal, pilfer, thieve, take, snatch, purloin, swipe, nab, lift, liberate, filch, snaffle, snitch, pinch, nick, whip, nobble, bone, heist, glom, crib, hook

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