unplundered
- a word derived from plunder.
Example Sentences
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A heavy solid gold casket from the rich, unplundered tomb of Philip II of Macedon, which contained the assassinated king’s burnt bones, is displayed at Vergina museum, northern Greece, Oct.
From Forbes ● May 12, 2015
The scene reinforces key themes, like a season-long obsession with authenticity and pure, unplundered talent.
From Slate ● Apr. 15, 2013
Prognostications were for a long-drawn war of skirmishes, possibly to be fought to a finish in the southern provinces near Canton, a region thus far comparatively unplundered by China's peripatetic militarists.
From Time Magazine Archive
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If there are pebbles or marl thrown up from deep levels, there is evidence of tombs, and they may be unplundered.
From How to Observe in Archaeology by Various
But I am incapable of betraying the trust you reposed in me, and having convinced you that you were in my power, I can only dismiss you unplundered and uninjured.'
From The Lady of the Lake by Scott, Walter, Sir