raided

Burst in on

Raided is the past tense of raid—to make a sudden attack or incursion, typically to seize something or someone.

Police raid hideouts; armies raid enemy positions; kids raid the refrigerator.

The FBI raided the compound at dawn.

Someone raided my Halloween candy stash.

looted

plundered

Forcibly took valuables

burglarized · despoiled · stripped · seized · stolen · thieved · sacked · pirated · marauded · rifled

attacked

stormed

Rushed in forcefully

overrun · bombarded · shelled · blitzed · strafed · pummeled · hammered · battered · sacked · devastated

police

busted

Apprehended or broken

searched · swooped · nabbed · detained · confiscated · surrounded · staked out · cracked down · rounded up · handcuffed

surprise

ambushed

Attacked from concealment

bolt · swooped · pounced · caught off guard · blindsided · unannounced · without warning · sneak attack · lightning strike · predawn

Categories
Opposites
attack/defend

raideddefended

Shielded from harm

protected · guarded · shielded · fortified · repelled

taking/giving

raidedsupplied

Gave what was required

provisioned · provided · stocked · replenished · furnished

disruption/preservation

raidedunraided

Never subjected to attack

preserved · maintained · left alone · spared · untouched

Phrases
Family

raid, raider, raids, raiding, raiders

Familiarity
Top 20,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG