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ransack
verb as in turn inside out in search; ravage
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Thousands have taken to the streets in major cities in the last week, joined at times by rioters setting fire to government buildings and looters ransacking the homes of politicians.
What to make of the Cherries now the defence that served them so well has been ransacked?
Four teenagers have been arrested over a burglary that left actor Brad Pitt's home ransacked, police said.
This is not the first time an auto parts store being ransacked has coincided with a possible street takeover nearby.
Compared with other campuses, where protesters had ransacked buildings and hunkered down in encampments, George Mason had been relatively quiet over the past year, he said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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