plunderer

Examples of plundered

plundered

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

In their absence, their house was plundered of everything.
Well-stocked shops ran the risk of being plundered, and traders ran the risk of being attacked if they travelled to villages without a military convoy.
The house was ransacked and plundered, the family vault in the church desecrated.
Barristers plundered the facts of their cases to make this argument.
And most radically, 'spaces' are plundered and remixed in the dance techno world.
It was not just the objects that were plundered, so too was the identity of the indigenous people.
I do not wish to produce a generic definition of work that uses plundered sounds.
Different sources were plundered by apologetic writers who were in a hurry to defend institutions and practices that mattered to them from opponents who seemed guilty of dangerous heresies.
Mate does not entirely avoid this, but she has a very good eye for detail, and the reward for readers is a treasure trove of material to be plundered.
The plundered material from a 1950s film sound track does not evoke in me the 'real' 1950s.
Jones's purpose is to speak on behalf of ministers plundered by the rebels.
This collection has been plundered in part by a number of scholars, but only now have editors been found with the stamina to provide general access to the whole.
The earth's natural resources are plundered because culture circulates around ownership and acquisition and the economy itself, unable to support such frenzied consumption, eventually succeeds only in sustaining a few.
When pashas plundered too much, people complained.
There is an increasing recognition around the globe that the oceans are not a limitless resource to be plundered at will.
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