raider
word
Definition
A raider is a person or group who attacks a place to steal, take over, or cause damage, often by surprise.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used in historical, military, or action contexts (e.g., "Viking raider"). Also appears in modern settings: sports teams (like the 'Raiders') and finance ('corporate raider' for hostile takeovers). Rare in daily conversation.
Spanish: asaltante - invasorPortuguese (BR): invasor - saqueadorPortuguese (PT): invasor - saqueadorChinese (Simplified): 袭击者 - 袭击队员Chinese (Traditional): 襲擊者 - 襲擊隊員Hindi: आक्रमणकारी - डाकूArabic: مهاجم - غازي
Example Sentences
A raider broke into the store at night.
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The village was attacked by a group of raiders.
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The museum has a helmet worn by a famous raider.
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As the raiders approached, the townspeople locked all the doors and windows.
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The movie tells the story of a daring raider who outsmarted the guards.
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After the raider was caught, the stolen goods were returned to their owners.
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