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Pillage
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the action of violently stealing valuables, often during war or conflict
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Pillage of the town left homes and shops in ruins.
02
property, money, or valuables acquired through theft or looting
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Pirates returned to their ship with the day 's pillage.
to pillage
01
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to plunder, typically during times of war or civil unrest
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During the siege, marauding forces sought to pillage the city, taking whatever valuables they could find.
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