Definition of "spoliator" []

• One who spoliates. (noun)

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• "A glance at a nationalist journal from the 1840s, for instance, finds the writer Thomas Davis floating a plan to put select Gaelic terms back into popular use in order to "efface the very footsteps of the foreign spoliator from our soil.""
• "In 1049 Leo IX, brother (or, as some say, uncle) of Count Adalbert, and grandson of the spoliator, came to Calw, and required Adalbert to restore the abbey."
• "Dom Augustine, who had received from Pius VII, then prisoner at Savona, knowledge of the Bull excommunication issued against the spoliator of the States the Holy See, commanded the Prior of Cervara to make immediate retractation."