Raid and Tax

Raid

Raid verb - To enter for conquest or plunder.

Tax and raid are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tax" instead a verb "Raid".

Nearby Words: raided, raider, raiding

Tax

Tax verb - To subject (a personal quality or faculty) to often excessive stress.

Raid and tax are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Raid" instead a verb "Tax".

Nearby Words: taxing, taxed, taxation, taxable, taxability

How words are described

special special raid special tax
small small raid small tax
massive massive raid massive tax
large large raid large tax
Other adjectives: huge, white, new, federal, monthly.

Common collocations

place raid place tax place
church raid church tax church
farms raid farms tax farms
colonies raid colonies tax colonies

Both words in one sentence

  • Gray and Gray Morality: Neither Sweden or Russia is morally superior compared to one another, and the people of Finland don't generally give a damn about which side's soldiers raid and ravage their lands, or which crown sends in their tax collectors afterwards.
    Source: Film / Sauna
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