Travelers whispered of brigandism in the mountain passes, warning newcomers to avoid the lonely trails after dusk.

The historian cataloged the brigandisms of the frontier towns, revealing a pattern of theft and violence that shaped local law.

The knight's brigander gleamed in the morning sun as he adjusted the straps before the tournament.

When the merchants refused to pay the toll, the briganders blocked the road and demanded their gold.

The lone brigand slipped through the mountain pass under cover of darkness.

The caravans hired armed guards after hearing that brigands had been spotted along the mountain pass.

Historians debated whether the coastal brigandages of the seventeenth century were isolated thefts or part of organized networks.

He brigandishly seized the traveler's gold and vanished into the night.

The museum displayed a fifteenth-century brigandine with rusted rivets and overlapping plates.

Turning his back on civilized society, he embraced brigandage and roamed the hills with a band of outlaws.