Definition of «raid»

A raid is an attack by a large force to seize goods, money or other valuables, often carried out quickly and with surprise. It can also refer to a sudden incursion into enemy territory by military forces to capture resources or inflict damage.

Usage examples

  1. The police conducted a raid on a suspected drug den in an attempt to uncover evidence and apprehend the criminals involved.
  2. The army carried out a raid on the enemy's base, destroying their ammunition and gathering crucial information.
  3. As a cybersecurity measure, the company organized a simulated raid on their own network systems to identify any vulnerabilities.
  4. The tax authorities initiated a raid on a company suspected of tax evasion, seizing documents and computers for further investigation.
  5. During a surprise raid on an illegal gambling establishment, the police arrested several individuals and confiscated large amounts of cash.

Sentences with «raid»

  • Seriously, they should income tax raid on those people who buy such overpriced crap. (gogi.in)
  • There are two types of raid chests --- hidden in secret areas, or locked behind ornate gold - trimmed security doors. (cheatcc.com)
  • A great mini play set in 1940 that tells the story of one family's experiences during an air raid in a fictional town. (tes.com)
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