spoliate
[ spoh-lee-eyt ]
/ ˈspoʊ liˌeɪt /
verb (used with or without object), spo·li·at·ed, spo·li·at·ing.
to plunder, rob, or ruin.
Origin of spoliate
OTHER WORDS FROM spoliate
spo·li·a·tor, nounWords nearby spoliate
spokesmodel,
spokesperson,
spokeswoman,
spokewise,
spolia opima,
spoliate,
spoliation,
spondaic,
spondee,
spondulicks,
spondulix
Example sentences from the Web for spoliate
Astor did not debauch, spoliate, and incite slaughter because he took pleasure in doing them.
History of the Great American Fortunes, Vol. I |Myers Gustavus