Similar words: plunder, blunder, fall under, underground, under, maunder, under way, thunder. Meaning: ['plʌndə(r)d] 
adj. wrongfully emptied or stripped of anything of value.
adj. wrongfully emptied or stripped of anything of value. 
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1 The imperialists plundered many valuable works of art.
2 They plundered and burned the market town of Leominster.
3 They plundered all the valuable things they could find.
4 They trussed up the guards before they plundered the bank.
5 The rich provinces of Asia Minor were plundered by the invaders.
6 The raiders plundered all the cattle.
7 Tourists have plundered all the archaeological sites.
8 Unlicensed fishermen have plundered tuna stocks.
9 The abbey had been plundered of its valuables.
10 Tragically,(www.Sentencedict.com) the graves were plundered and the grave-goods scattered.
11 They plundered the rainforest for its natural riches.
12 The invaders plundered food and valuables from coastal towns and villages.
13 Super powers plundered all kinds of commodities at low prices from a satellite country.
14 Ramsey, so shamefully plundered and denuded by impious villains?
15 Critics claim the President has plundered the national treasury.
16 Many works of art were plundered by Nazi troops.
17 It was waiting to be plundered.
18 In 1641 the Castle was taken and plundered by Toole McCann.
19 His mouth plundered hers, brushing her lips, forcing entry with his tongue, demanding, demanding all the while.
20 After the president fled the country, the palace was plundered by soldiers.
21 Only a small amount of the money that he plundered from his companies has been recovered.
22 His father suffered even more when the revolutionaries decided that he was a traitor and plundered his estate worth ten thousand pounds.
23 And it is costing the company another ￡16 million to repair the damage to the 1,000 kiosks plundered.
24 A spasm of delight shook her from head to toe as he plundered her neck.
25 In other eras, the aldermen ran the city and plundered it.
26 They want the Government to do more to reclaim the millions plundered by the tycoon.
27 It would therefore seem unfair if generous funds in one member state were plundered by artists from other, less well-endowed countries.
28 However monkey, chimpanzee and many other rare and endangered species are plundered from the forest and killed for food.
29 Communities driven from the countryside huddled behind heavily defended walls while outside the horde roamed and plundered at will.
30 A penalty point in his favour ended his bad spell and he plundered seven points in a row.
More similar words: plunder, blunder, fall under, underground, under, maunder, under way, thunder, founder, undergo, underway, underlie, come under, underpin, undercut, undergone, flounder, bewildered, undersell, undertake, undermine, understand, underlying, underwrite, underneath, undergrowth, thunderbolt, undertaking, undergarment, under control.