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Meaning of "sacked it"
sacked it: This phrase is typically used informally to indicate that someone performed an action or task with great proficiency or skill
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They sacked it and enslaved its population.
Junius retook it and then moved on Bovianum and sacked it.
Muslim rulers sacked it three times in the medieval period.
When the Vikings sacked it.
Sacked it off.
The Ostrogoths sacked it and nearby islands.
Troops were dispatched to attack Yocha Fortress in Silla and sacked it.
A Neapolitan army sacked it during the Bourbon period.
Hours earlier, a mob had broken into the presidential palace and sacked it.
Ryazan refused to surrender, and the Mongols sacked it and then stormed Suzdalia.
Accordingly, in a later expedition, Heracles and his followers attacked Troy and sacked it.
After besieging Aleppo for seven days, the Mongols sacked it and massacred its population.
That month, the Norwegians sailed over to an English island called Lindisfarne and sacked it.
If I was at home, I would 've sacked it off and took a nap.
Before Homer 's Trojan War, Heracles had made another expedition on Troy and sacked it.
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The latter sacked it on several occasions, before the Mongols virtually annihilated the settlement in 1239.
I thought you were at the trial . Sacked it off.
Spinalonga remained in Venetian hands until the 18th century, when the Ottomans finally sacked it.
On this day in 455, the Vandals entered Rome and sacked it for two weeks.
The city remained the capital of Israel until the Romans sacked it in AD 70.
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Sacked for played confessions out of suspects
She should not be sacked for curiosity
