Synonym: assault, attack, invade, loot, pillage, plunder, seize. Similar words: afraid, braided, be afraid to, be afraid of, aid, aide, said, AIDS. Meaning: [reɪd] 
n. 1. a sudden short attack 2. an attempt by speculators to defraud investors. v. 1. search without warning, make a sudden surprise attack on 2. enter someone else's territory and take spoils 3. take over (a company) by buying a controlling interest of its stock 4. search for something needed or desired.
n. 1. a sudden short attack 2. an attempt by speculators to defraud investors. v. 1. search without warning, make a sudden surprise attack on 2. enter someone else's territory and take spoils 3. take over (a company) by buying a controlling interest of its stock 4. search for something needed or desired. 
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151. They also recovered some stolen ammunition during a dawn raid on this flat in Notting Hill.
152. Dawson felt as if he were the advance party for a dawn raid.
153. Seven people were injured in last night's police raid on a house in Brixton, South London.
154. Goblin wolf riders raid and pillage far afield, while outriders scour the surrounding countryside for any sign of enemy armies.
155. We will legislate to ensure that the Maxwells, Hansons and Lucases can not raid our occupational pension funds.
156. Gerald Bellamy recalls a rather macabre incident following this raid.
157. Air raid wardens patrolled the streets to make sure no lights were showing in houses.
158. Tony was humming to himself as he drove along but Freddie sat silent, sulking over the raid that never was.
159. People dived aside as undercover cops ambushed a post office raid.
160. Read in studio Five men have been arrested in a dawn raid on a caravan site.
161. The police had dropped any action, following their March 1967 raid, by June.
162. Male speaker We're bound to consider that it was to be used in a ram raid offence.
163. It was Morgan's handling of the attempted bank raid a few days earlier in Cardiff which turned the trick.
164. Communications were no doubt temporarily dislocated: our jam-packed train had been halted during the night owing to an air raid in the region.
165. Also she's supernumerary to the raid on the Xerxian attack ship.
166. So, fifty years after the Athenian raid on Sardis,[sentencedict.com] the great Persian War ended in a compromise.
167. They were all discovered in a raid on a single house.
168. The case was adjourned for reports Hens raid: Thieves raided a hen house in Ripon.
169. A dawn raid by about 200 heavily armed law officers bagged more than 30 members and associates of the white-supremacist prison gang.
170. In 1985 several of Zero School's students were killed in an air raid.
171. He suggested to Auchinleck that he raid Bouerat and destroy any shipping and port facilities.
172. Shop raid: Thieves broke into a takeaway food shop in Northallerton.
173. Both owners will be represented when Bolger mounts a strong raid on Newmarket this week.
174. Magistrates are working their way through questioning all the officers who participated in the raid, beginning with the 13 commanders.
175. He was on his second initiation raid when Geronimo was captured and it all came to a screeching halt.
176. Occasionally, a bombing raid or a battle does something to reduce the mass, but such incidents are hardly significant.
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177. Seven pistols were discovered under a bed in a dawn raid on a flat.
178. As a teenager, he was involved in a raid against a village of Omaha Indians.
179. It reminded me of the London tubes during an air raid.
180. Matthew Chieke was one of those charged with the bank raid, but that case never came to court.