plunderable
ˈplʌndərəbl
Definition

Definition of plunderable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
vulnerableRareable to be robbed or lootedRare
  • The village was plunderable due to its lack of defenses.
vulnerable
2.
valuableRareworth stealing due to high valueRare
  • The ancient tomb was considered highly plunderable by treasure hunters.
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Origin of plunderable

German, plündern (to plunder)

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plunderable
capable of being looted or plundered

Examples of plunderable in a sentence

  • Their supplies were plunderable after the guards left.
  • The museum's collection was deemed plunderable by the thieves.
  • His rare coin collection was highly plunderable.

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  1. French:exposé, susceptible d'être pillé, ...
  2. German:plünderbar, begehrenswert, ...
  3. Italian:saccheggiabile, rubabile, ...
  4. Spanish:saqueable, robable, ...
  5. Portuguese:saqueável, pilhável, ...
  6. Chinese:易被掠夺的, 易掠夺的, ...
  7. Japanese:略奪可能な, 略奪しがいがある, ...
  8. Arabic:قابِلٌ لِلنَّهْب, مُغْرٍ لِلنَّهْب, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִתָּן לְבִזָּה, שָׁוֶה לִגְנִיבָה, ...
  10. Russian:уязвимый для грабежа, ценный для грабежа, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вразливий, цінний, ...
  12. Hindi:लूटने योग्य, चोरी करने योग्य, ...
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