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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

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fr saccage (v)
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fr saccager Source: French Wiktionary
en rampage (n)
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fr saccage Source: French Wiktionary
fr saccage (n)
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en devastation Source: English Wiktionary
fr sac (n)
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fr saccage Source: English Wiktionary
fr saccagement (n)
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fr saccage Source: French Wiktionary
fr saccage (n)
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fr bouleversement Source: French Wiktionary
oc sacatge (n)
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fr saccage Source: French Wiktionary
fr saccage (n)
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fr dévastation Source: French Wiktionary
ga ablálaí (n)
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fr saccage Source: French Wiktionary
fr vandalisme (n)
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fr saccage Source: French Wiktionary
fr saccage (n)
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en destruction Source: English Wiktionary
fr saccages (n)
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fr saccage Source: French Wiktionary
io spolio (n)
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fr saccage Source: French Wiktionary
en trashing (n)
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fr saccage Source: French Wiktionary
fr saccage (n)
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en pillage Source: English Wiktionary
fr saccage (n)
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en ransacking Source: English Wiktionary
fr saccage (n)
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fr pillage Source: French Wiktionary
fr écoféminisme (n)
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fr saccage Source: French Wiktionary
it saccheggio (n)
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fr saccage Source: French Wiktionary
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