raiding
SayRAYD-ing/ˈɹeɪdɪŋ/
- 1The act of attacking a place suddenly to steal things or cause harm.
Like a fast robbery, where a group rushes in, grabs what they can, and leaves.
The constant raiding forced the villagers to build a high wall.
Years of raiding left the coastal towns nearly empty.
Similarplundering, looting, marauding
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- 2Present participle of raid. Use this -ing form when an attack or search is happening now.
The pirates were raiding ships along the busy trade route.
They kept raiding the food stores all through the winter.
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raiding is a form of raid
raid, verb: To attack a place suddenly to catch people or take things. Full entry
- Spelling
- raid → raiding: add -ing
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