plunder

Object

• treasure: Pirates hiding the treasures plundered from ships across the coast of North America?
• expedition: Great booty was gathered in these plundering expeditions, to be divided in the usual way.
• ship: It is supposedly the site of an 18th Century french pirate's share of the loot from a plundered Portuguese treasure ship.
• gold: To plunder green gold on a pirate raid & bring to camp the glory of old.
• countryside: It is easier and cheaper to plunder the countryside.
• nation: Because you have plundered many nations, the peoples who are left will plunder you.

Converse of object

seize: Verse 12, " They are going to have spoil, these people are going to come to capture spoil, seize plunder.

Adjective modifier

• imperialist: The Western bourgeoisie acts, not on the basis of ideology, but in the interests of imperialist plunder.
• corporate: Dog Eat Dog is a game of corporate plunder.
• systematic: It has been and is being stolen by the oil companies in their systematic plunder of this part of Africa.

Adjective complement

more: From March 1998 to August 1998 a gang plundered more than 600 tombs in Hunan Province.

Modifying Another Word

• systematically: In A.D. 795 they systematically plundered areas from Skye to Iona.
• then: Lloyds TSB admitted a surge in thefts by gangs who clone debit and credit cards then plunder accounts at ATMs overseas.
• also: The stone bridge spanning the Tyne at Corbridge was also plundered for some of the largest stones used in the crypt.
• not: Ensure that any bulbs that you purchase, especially native species are from a guaranteed source and not plundered from the wild.
• again: Jesus again plunders Satan's kingdom just as He said He would.
• much: While much of the stone in the ramparts has been plundered much remains and some walls are relatively intact.

Preposition: of

• resource: Of course we would all condemn any situation which allowed the plundering of regional fisheries resources.
• country: It failed to show the doctoring and the unsustainable plunder of the country 's vast resource base.
• site: The profits to be made encourage not only illicit plundering of ancient sites but skillful forgeries.