1. characterized by or given to plundering; engaging in robbery or pillaging
Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

• The plunderous army swept through the countryside, taking whatever they could find.
• His plunderous nature made him unsuitable for any position of trust.
• The village had been ravaged by plunderous raiders from the north.
• She wrote about the plunderous expeditions of ancient warriors.
• The historian described the plunderous campaigns that devastated the region.