The historian described the rapine of the coastal towns during the war as a tragic chapter in their history.

The invaders swore to rapine every outpost they found.

The mercenaries rapined every coastal hamlet before disappearing into the fog.

When the warlord rapines the countryside, families flee to the mountains.

The rapiner crept into the abandoned warehouse and took whatever he could find.

The farmers banded together to chase off the rapiners who threatened their harvest.

The band of raiders, rapining along the riverbank, left the villagers with nothing but ashes and sorrow.

The rapinous captain led his crew to sack the peaceful coastal village at dawn.