raped

• Participio pasado del verbo 'violar', que significa haber sufrido violencia sexual. Como adjetivo, es extremadamente raro y se considera muy ofensivo e inapropiado en la mayoría de los contextos.

Past participle of the verb 'rape', meaning to have been subjected to sexual assault. As an adjective, it is extremely rare and considered highly offensive and inappropriate in most contexts.

1. Violated or destroyedC2formal

   Having been robbed, plundered, or destroyed by force and violence.

   violado, saqueado, arrasado

   • The village was left raped and pillaged after the invasion.
   • The land was raped by illegal mining operations.
   • The forest was raped of its resources by the corporation.

   Sinónimosdesecratedpillagedplunderedravagedsackedviolated

   Antónimosguardedintactpreservedprotectedshielded

• Verbo que significa forzar a alguien a un acto sexual contra su voluntad, o saquear y destruir algo con violencia.

A verb meaning to force someone to have sexual intercourse against their will, or to plunder or destroy something violently.

1. Sexual assaultB2formal

   To force someone to engage in sexual intercourse against their will.

   Violar

   • The perpetrator was convicted for attempting to rape a victim.
   • She bravely testified about being raped by her attacker.
   • Laws against rape are strict in most countries.

   Sinónimosabuseassaultmolestravishviolate

2. Destruction or plunderC1formal

   To violently destroy, damage, or strip a place of its resources or possessions.

   saqueo, devastación

   • The invading army raped the countryside of its crops and livestock.
   • Logging companies raped the forest of its ancient trees.
   • The land was raped by decades of unchecked mining.

   Sinónimosdespoildevastatepillageplunderransackravagesackstrip