ransacked

IPA: rˈænsækt

adjective

  • wrongfully emptied or stripped of anything of value
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Examples of "ransacked" in Sentences

  • According to TMZ, the agents "ransacked" the former
  • "When all the major rice warehouses have been ransacked, that is a concern."
  • We sat with villagers, in ransacked homes, whose family members had been burnt to death.
  • He said the teenagers had made a "tidy search" of the house which had not been "ransacked" or "soiled".
  • Nutt, 35, in a stolen truck whose interior had been "ransacked" and the ignition punched out, according to charging documents.
  • Collier and friend Mitch Miller, who maintains Collier's voluminous paperwork, said Uzdanovics "ransacked" Collier's house for more than six hours and did not properly itemize seized items.
  • Nasr said a large butcher knife was missing from a butcher's block in King's kitchen, and the bedroom looked as though it had been "ransacked," with dresser drawers left open and items scattered about.

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