ransack in a sentence
v. t.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8
Definition
Ransack: to search thoroughly and often violently through a place, causing disorder or damage in the process.
Crossword clues for ransack
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "ransack".
- Search through a place, causing chaos and disorder.
- Go through belongings in a wild and messy manner.
- Thoroughly search, often leaving a mess behind.
- Turn over everything in a frantic search.
- Search a place, creating disorder in the process.
Ransack sentence examples
- The thieves ransacked the house, leaving a trail of damage in their wake.
- After the party ended, we had to ransack the living room to find our missing keys.
- The detectives worried that the suspect might ransack the victim's belongings for clues.
- In a fit of rage, he decided to ransack his ex-girlfriend's apartment.
- The students ransacked the library in search of the last remaining copies of the book.
- The thieves ransacked the house, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.
- After the party, we found that someone had ransacked our kitchen in search of snacks.
- The detectives discovered that the office had been ransacked, with files strewn everywhere.
- Feeling desperate, he decided to ransack his old books for something valuable to sell.
- She watched in horror as the intruders ransacked her family heirlooms, taking what they wanted.
- After the storm, volunteers arrived to help ransack the debris for any survivors.
- She decided to ransack her closet in search of the perfect outfit for the party.
- The detectives ransacked the suspect's apartment but found no incriminating evidence.
- During the garage sale, he planned to ransack his old toys to see which ones were still in good condition.