Synonyms for

Raiding

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

Definition

the act of entering a place by force and stealing things

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Common collocations

  • raiding party
  • raiding the pantry
  • raiding the fridge
  • raiding a bank
  • raiding a village
  • raiding enemy territory
  • raiding the archives

Word family

noun raid
verb raid
adjective raiding

Usage note

While 'raiding' can refer to a military or police action, it is also commonly used informally for taking items, especially food, from a place like a kitchen or pantry.

Example sentences

  1. The Vikings were famous for raiding coastal towns.
  2. The robbers were caught while raiding the bank.
  3. The soldiers were raiding the enemy camp at night.
  4. The bandits were raiding the village for food and supplies.
  5. The pirates were raiding the Caribbean for treasure.

Quotes

  • 'I have always been fond of raiding', said Bilbo.
  • 'Raiding parties are not welcome here', said Aragorn.
  • 'Raiding is a risky business', said Blackbeard.

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