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Verb
To search through with the intent of committing robbery
To deprive for spoil
To treat (a sacred place or thing) with violent disrespect
To rob by the use of trickery or threats
To lower in quality or value
To bring to a complete end the physical soundness, existence, or usefulness of
Steal, deprive
Subject to aggressive pressure or intimidation
To lower in character, dignity, or quality
Noun
Something that is the cause of one's ultimate failure or loss of life
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Verb
▲
To search through with the intent of committing robbery
plunder
loot
maraud
pillage
ransack
sack
raid
ravage
rob
destroy
devastate
harry
rape
ravish
rifle
vandalise
UK
vandalize
US
wreck
depredate
raze
ruin
annihilate
gut
level
reave
depopulate
desecrate
desolate
devour
lay waste
spoil
spoliate
waste
wreak havoc on
wreak havoc
strip
dispossess
denude
deprive
forage
freeboot
reive
steal from
appropriate
arrogate
confiscate
embezzle
invade
trespass
fleece
pirate
burn
foray
grab
kip
liberate
lift
loft
prey
prowl
relieve
requisition
salvage
snatch
knock off
knock over
moonlight requisition
rip off
stick up
smash and grab
ferret
filch
hunt
investigate
overhaul
peer
pilfer
pinch
poach
probe
pry
purloin
rustle
scan
scrutinise
UK
scrutinize
US
seek
seize
sound
spy
steal
thieve
look into
shake down
take away
turn out
make off with
turn upside down
leave no stone unturned
look all over for
look high and low
go over with a fine-tooth comb
demolish
tear apart
burgle
boost
burglarize
make
snitch
swipe
take
clear out
lay waste to
do over
tip over
harass
go looting
go pillaging
go on forays
go on raids
damage
shatter
scourge
havoc
leave desolate
wipe out
capture
consume
cream
crush
dismantle
disorganize
disrupt
exterminate
extinguish
impair
overrun
overthrow
overwhelm
prostrate
sink
smash
total
trample
trash
wrest
leave in ruins
break up
pull down
stamp out
sweep away
rapine
violate
defile
abuse
attack
betray
compromise
corrupt
deceive
maraud over
molest
assault
blockade
bomb
bombard
breach
break into
foray into
heat
inroad
rake
sally
shell
slough
strafe
sweep
swoop
torpedo
break in
fire on
lean against
lean on
march on
sally forth
swoop down upon
fall upon
deflower
force
seduce
harm
have
mar
outrage
possess
deflorate
deprave
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
assail
empty
clear
divest
abate
bereave
clean out
lay bare
bare
displace
doff
excorticate
expose
hull
husk
rid
scale
shed
shuck
tear
uncover
withdraw
slip out of
harrow
rack
torment
torture
distress
wound
afflict
agonise
UK
agonize
US
trouble
anguish
bedevil
beset
besiege
crucify
curse
excruciate
grieve
mortify
pain
persecute
plague
rend
sear
wring
lacerate
perturb
vex
cut up
cause agony to
cause suffering to
create chaos
play mischief with
flatten
disembowel
clean
draw
eviscerate
dress
exenterate
disbowel
embowel
gralloch
paunch
bowel
decimate
dilapidate
prepare
empty out
remove the guts from
remove the innards from
burn out
unclothe
disrobe
undress
decorticate
peel
remove
shave
skin
take off
rummage
search
scour
comb
sift
dredge
go
troll
fossick
dig through
hunt through
rip
sort through
go through
search through
shuffle through
turn over
bed
sexually assault
befoul
debauch
force oneself on
indecently assault
pollute
sexually abuse
interfere with
take advantage of
force yourself on
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“If you
despoil
a whole town, if you wreck the environment for thousands of people, somebody's going to describe you as an entrepreneurial genius.”
Verb
▲
To deprive for spoil
deprive
dispossess
rob
strip
denude
divest
reave
relieve
clean out
bare
expose
uncover
bereave
clear
defoliate
deforest
expropriate
discard
disrobe
fleece
lay bare
make bare
peel
remove
shed
undress
oust
cheat out of
diddle out of
do out of
trick out of
abate
deny
bankrupt
disinherit
dismantle
dock
impoverish
lose
rob of
seize
skim
stiff
withdraw
wrest
hold back
prevent from having
prevent from using
take away
more ❯
Verb
▲
To treat (a sacred place or thing) with violent disrespect
desecrate
defile
profane
violate
contaminate
dishonour
UK
pollute
blaspheme
pervert
befoul
commit sacrilege
damage
debase
degrade
infect
vandalise
UK
vandalize
US
abuse
deface
depredate
desolate
destroy
devastate
devour
dishonor
US
insult
outrage
pillage
prostitute
ravage
sack
spoil
spoliate
treat sacrilegiously
waste
blaspheme against
treat with disrespect
mess up
commit sacrilege against
lay waste to
make lose face
vitiate
make impure
Verb
▲
To rob by the use of trickery or threats
fleece
cheat
con
defraud
swindle
rob
sting
diddle
rook
stiff
do
flimflam
rip off
skin
victimise
UK
victimize
US
bilk
bleed
cozen
deceive
double-cross
dupe
exploit
gull
gyp
hoodwink
mulct
shaft
short-change
trick
bamboozle
rifle
steal
sucker
finagle
gouge
have
overcharge
plunder
soak
beat
chisel
chouse
euchre
fiddle
gaff
goldbrick
hose
hustle
nobble
pluck
ream
rush
screw
short
shortchange
skunk
snooker
squeeze
stick
thimblerig
chicane
clip
illude
scam
sell
shear
take advantage of
burn
do in
milk
shake down
strip
put one over on
jerk around
lead up the garden path
pull a fast one on
pull a swifty on
rope in
sell a pup
sell down the river
take for a ride
give someone a bum steer
run a game on
sell a bill of goods
take somebody for a ride
take to the cleaners
dispossess
con out of
do out of
rook out of
steal someone blind
Verb
▲
To lower in quality or value
corrupt
subvert
degrade
warp
blight
cheapen
impair
influence
mar
undermine
damage
deteriorate
infect
pollute
vitiate
blemish
demean
depreciate
hurt
injure
lessen
lower
poison
deface
deform
disfigure
disgrace
harm
ravage
waste
pull down
Verb
▲
To bring to a complete end the physical soundness, existence, or usefulness of
ruin
destroy
devastate
wreck
shatter
smash
damage
decimate
ravage
total
vaporise
UK
vaporize
US
blight
crush
demolish
desolate
mar
pulverise
UK
pulverize
US
raze
trash
waste
annihilate
blow
break
bust
dash
desecrate
flatten
injure
ruinate
sabotage
scotch
scupper
spoil
torpedo
blast
botch
cream
defeat
dilapidate
disfigure
impair
mangle
muller
nix
nuke
overwhelm
ravish
undo
wrack
banjax
bodge
cruel
deface
defile
dish
euchre
extinguish
level
overthrow
overturn
poison
reduce
scourge
deplete
maim
mutilate
mess up
foul up
tear down
bring down
bring to ruin
knock down
louse up
pull down
rub out
wipe out
wreak havoc on
bring to naught
bring to nothing
reduce to nothing
clean out
lay waste
leave desolate
wreak havoc upon
lay in ruins
leave in ruins
reduce to rubble
screw up
blow a hole in
make a mess of
do for
do in
put the kibosh on
pauperize
bankrupt
beggar
impoverish
deplore
depredate
devour
drain
exhaust
fleece
pillage
rape
sack
spoilate
cripple financially
use up
reduce to beggary
vandalise
UK
vandalize
US
smash up
spray paint
plunder
ransack
raid
spoliate
stamp out
take apart
do one in
raze to the ground
wipe off map
depopulate
obliterate
empty
gut
make desolate
lay waste to
lay low
mess
harm
blemish
scar
flaw
upset
bloody
compromise
crab
cripple
endamage
hurt
vitiate
crool
debase
disfeature
blot
cross up
disgrace
prejudice
squash
make useless
put a damper on
be a blot on the landscape
more ❯
Verb
▲
Steal, deprive
rob
purloin
steal
take
thieve
appropriate
loot
pilfer
abstract
embezzle
shoplift
swipe
filch
liberate
lift
misappropriate
nab
pinch
rip off
run off with
snitch
abscond with
carry off
half-inch
heist
nick
snaffle
souvenir
blag
bone
burglarize
burgle
clifty
defalcate
glom
help oneself to
knock off
nobble
peculate
scrump
snavel
take for oneself
whip
crib
hook
run away with
tief
walk away with
walk off with
abscond
bereave
con
cop
disinherit
drain
hijack
knock over
lose
oust
pickpocket
relieve
requisition
rifle
scrounge
steal from
strong-arm
take off
withhold
take from
Verb
▲
Subject to aggressive pressure or intimidation
harass
annoy
bother
harry
hound
plague
torment
trouble
worry
badger
disturb
persecute
pester
bait
exasperate
hassle
vex
bedevil
devil
provoke
stress
agitate
bug
chivvy
nag
tease
molest
ride
beleaguer
mither
stress out
attack
bully
bullyrag
burn
distress
eat
foray
gnaw
heckle
intimidate
irk
irritate
macerate
noodge
pain
perplex
pursue
strain
try
keep on at
breathe down someone's neck
get to
give someone grief
jerk around
work on
be on your back
drive someone round the bend
drive someone up the wall
give someone a hard time
rattle one's cage
drive someone round the twist
give a bad time
give a hard time
Verb
▲
To lower in character, dignity, or quality
profane
violate
desecrate
debase
contaminate
defile
pervert
pollute
prostitute
degrade
vitiate
abase
abuse
bastardise
UK
bastardize
US
canker
cheapen
corrupt
debauch
demean
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
deprave
deteriorate
lessen
misuse
poison
subvert
warp
taint
befoul
blaspheme
curse
cuss
darn
flame
hoodoo
mock
mudsling
revile
scorn
swear
tar
trash
vice
voodoo
treat with disrespect
be evil
commit sin
do wrong
talk dirty
commit sacrilege
put double whammy on
Noun
▲
Something that is the cause of one's ultimate failure or loss of life
ruination
death
destruction
downfall
ruin
undoing
bane
bankrupt
beggar
botch
break
bust
crush
decimate
deface
defeat
defile
demolish
deplete
deplore
depredate
desecrate
destroyer
devour
dilapidate
disfigure
drain
exhaust
fleece
impoverish
injure
maim
mangle
mar
mutilate
overthrow
overturn
overwhelm
pauperize
pillage
rape
ravish
raze
reduce
sack
shatter
smash
spoil
spoilate
total
wrack
wreck
wrecker
bring down
clean out
do in
lay waste
use up
wipe out
bring to ruin
wreak havoc on
make a mess of
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