despoil of



despoil something of something

to make something, such as a town, tomb, or building, lose value by stealing from it; to rob something of something. The vandals despoiled the castle of much of its furnishings. The land was despoiled of its fertility by overplanting.
See also: of

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Zinoviya-Russian
GuÁLter-Portuguese
Menelaos-Greek Mythology
Stapleton['steipltən]
AoifeEE-faIrish, Irish Mythology
TaŤÁNa-Czech