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marauding
[muh-raw-ding]
adjective
engaged in raiding for plunder, especially roaming about and ravaging an area.
marauding bands of outlaws.
undertaken for plunder.
a marauding raid.
marauding
/ əˈɔːɪŋ /
adjective
wandering or raiding in search of plunder or victims
Word History and Origins
Origin of marauding1
Example Sentences
Joel, the main antagonist, survived an apocalypse for as long as he did by marauding before he turned to smuggling.
He was excellent marauding down that left-hand side and caused Spurs no end of trouble.
Not to mention my feelings about marauding bears.
“ he’s talking about is marauding gangs of dangerous violent people who are destroying public property–” Johnson said, before Tapper cut him off.
But they're so hooked on the idea that migrants are marauding gangsters who are also inexplicably motivated beyond reason to vote, that they aren't thinking clearly on the subject.
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