Synonyms for

Raided

Verb / ˈreɪdɪd / Another word for raided — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

To attack and take things from a place.

Synonyms & similar words

bust raid forayinto attacked invaded assaulted stormed pillaged ravaged looted plundered despoiled stripped deprived seized captured overran overwhelmed conquered subjugated dominated exploited

Synonyms by register

Formal

assaulted invaded attacked stormed

Informal

hit went after went in on

Literary

descended upon swept over

Antonyms

protected defended guarded fortified secured repelled

Common collocations

  • police raided
  • army raided
  • raided the bank
  • raided the store
  • raided the house
  • raided the warehouse
  • raided the camp

Word family

noun raid
verb raid
adjective raided

Usage note

The word 'raided' typically implies a sudden, forceful, and often unauthorized entry or attack, usually by a group. It carries a connotation of surprise and aggression.

Example sentences

  1. The pirates raided the ship and took all the treasure.
  2. The police raided the drug dealer's house and arrested him.
  3. The Vikings raided many towns and villages in their time.
  4. The army raided the enemy's camp and destroyed their supplies.
  5. The ants raided the picnic basket and ate all the food.

Quotes

  • My wife and I, we like to go out and party. We like to dance, drink and get raided by the police.
  • I've had my house raided by the FBI. They took my computers, my cameras, everything.
  • I'm not a big fan of being raided by the police or the FBI. It's not a pleasant experience.

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