Pillage definition

Pillage means taking property without consent for private or personal use. The prohibition of pillage is set forth in Article 4.2(g) of Additional Protocol II.93
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Examples of Pillage in a sentence

  • Prosecuting the Pillage of Natural Resources, New York: Open Society Justice Initiative Publication (2011); M.

  • Pillage he forbade: but, excited by the curiosity which even then the spiritual worship of Jehovah created in the minds of Roman idolaters, he entered the sacred precincts of the Temple, and ventured even to intrude into the Holy of Holies, and to stand behind that solemn veil which had hitherto been lifted but once a year, and that by the high priest alone.

Related to Pillage

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