Similar words: rooted, deep-rooted, loot, hooter, scooter, looting, noted, troubleshooter. Meaning: [luːt] 
adj. wrongfully emptied or stripped of anything of value.
adj. wrongfully emptied or stripped of anything of value. 
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61. Poor Ishimara, whoever he was, the Americans had looted his corpse.
62. The race is on to uncover the golden splendors of its Thracian past before sites are looted and developers move in.
63. Trucks have been burned, drivers killed and merchandise have been looted and set on fire.
64. In this robbery, the value several million pounds cashes and the jewelry are looted, the criminal offender gets off scot-free until now.
65. Next year he came into Italy by way of Venetia, burned Aquileia and Padua and looted Milan.
66. They captured and looted many famous cities, including Samarkand, tashkent, Bokhara and Herat.
67. WHO's offices in Bangui were looted and razed to the ground in the 2001–2003 wars, but it did not withdraw from the Central African Republic.Sentencedict.com
68. Though the peripheral rooms were looted antiquity , the burial itself remained untouched.
69. The enemy soldiers looted the treasures of the art museum.
70. Velociraptor probably plain coordinates? by their silver how to be looted?
71. The enemy soldiers have looted the treasures of the art museums.
72. That all other districts were looted And this one this time let alone.