Understanding Marauding: Definition, Examples, and Consequences

A : Marauding refers to the act of roaming or wandering around, especially in a violent or destructive manner. It can also refer to the act of pillaging or plundering, as well as the act of attacking or invading another country or territory.

Example sentences:

1. The bandits were known for their marauding ways, attacking and looting small towns along the border.
2. The army was sent to stop the marauding forces before they could reach the capital city.
3. The hurricane brought widespread destruction and marauding floodwaters that devastated the coastal areas.

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