**Plunder** (v.) — to steal goods from a place or person, typically using force or in a time of war or civil disorder.
1. The pirates managed to **plunder** a wealthy merchant ship, stealing its cargo of gold and jewels.
2. During the war, the enemy troops **plundered** villages, stealing food and supplies from the local population.
3. The invaders **plundered** the ancient temple, taking with them priceless artifacts and treasures.
4. The bandits **plundered** several banks in the city, leaving behind a trail of destruction and fear.
5. The rebels **plundered** government buildings, seizing weapons and ammunition to fight against the regime.
6. The army was accused of **plundering** civilian property during its advance through the region.
7. The pirates **plundered** a small island, stealing food, water, and other supplies from the locals.
8. The robbers **plundered** a jewelry store, escaping with a haul of expensive gems and jewelry.
9. The enemy troops **plundered** farms and villages, leaving behind devastation and poverty.
10. The gang **plundered** banks and jewelry stores, leaving a trail of evidence and witnesses.