10 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Pillage' in a Sentence
"To violently take money or goods from a place, especially during war, by force and without regard for others' rights or belongings." more
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The rebel forces will have pillaged the government warehouses for weapons and supplies.
Over the years, looters will have pillaged the archaeological site, stealing valuable relics.
After the treasure hunt, the pirates will have pillaged the buried chest of its precious contents.
As the nomadic tribe moves on, they will have pillaged the land for necessary resources.
The vikings will have pillaged the coastal villages during their raiding expeditions.
By the end of the siege, the invaders will have pillaged the fortress, seizing control.
By the time the war concludes, the invading army will have pillaged the entire city.
Despite their noble intentions, the explorers will have pillaged the ancient temple for artifacts.
The conquering army will have pillaged the enemy's stronghold, leaving it in ruins.
The marauding army will have pillaged the countryside, leaving devastation in its wake.
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