ppl. a. (UN-1 8. Cf. Du. ongeplunderd, Sw. oplundrad.)

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1655.  Fuller, Ch. Hist., IX. v. § 9. I count it a blessing that providence hath preserved such a treasure unplundred.

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1855.  Singleton, Virgil, II. 460. Then I … The pitiable corse, and arms Unplundered, to the sepulchre will bear.

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1865.  J. Cameron, Malayan India, 263. To waste your time cutting the throat of a dead man while his house is yet unplundered.

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