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Definitions from the WebTerm: DepredatePart of Speech: verb Sense 1: To plunder, pillage, or ravage (a place) by destructive action. Example Sentence 1: The invading army depredated the entire village, leaving nothing behind. Example Sentence 2: Pirates used to depredate coastal towns, taking everything of value. Example Sentence 3: The wild animals depredate the crops, causing extensive damage to the farmers. Part of Speech: verb Sense 2: To prey upon or exploit someone or something. Example Sentence 1: Scammers depredate vulnerable individuals by tricking them into sharing personal information. Example Sentence 2: Large corporations sometimes depredate small businesses, driving them out of the market. Example Sentence 3: Predatory lenders aim to depredate financially desperate individuals with exorbitant interest rates. Part of Speech: noun (rare) Sense 3: A person or entity that plunders or preys upon others. Example Sentence 1: The depredate was eventually caught and brought to justice for his crimes. Example Sentence 2: The local gang was notorious for being depredate, terrorizing the neighborhood. Example Sentence 3: In the ancient world, pirates were considered the epitome of depredate. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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