rapine
21rapine — [ rapʌɪn, pɪn] noun literary the violent seizure of property. Origin ME: from OFr., or from L. rapina, from rapere seize …
22rapine — n. Plunder, pillage, spoliation, robbery, depredation …
23rapine — noun (U) literary the taking away of property by force; plunder 2 (2) …
24rapine — n 1. plunder, plundering, plunderage, pillage, depredation, spoliation, despoilment, raven, Obs. direption; ravaging, harrying, marauding, sacking. Rare. sackage, laying waste, devastation, desolation; raid, razzia, foray, foraging, looting;… …
25rapine — rap·ine …
26rapine — rap•ine [[t]ˈræp ɪn, aɪn[/t]] n. the violent seizure and carrying off of another s property; plunder • Etymology: 1375–1425; < L rapīna robbery, pillage …
27rapine — /ræˈpin / (say ra peen) noun the violent seizure and carrying off of property of others; plunder. {Middle English, from Latin rapīna} …
28rapine — n. pillaging …
29rapine — nf. raapena (Arvillard), raapina (Albanais) …
30rapine — /reypayn/ The felonious taking of another man s personal property, openly and by violence, against his will. In the civil law, rapina is defined as the forcible and violent taking of another man s movable property with the criminal intent to… …