ppl. a. [f. L. spoliāt-us: cf. SPOLIATE ppl. a.] Despoiled; taken as spoil or booty.
1815. Mme. D’Arblay, Lett., 2 May. In this starved, spoliated, and sleepless condition, he arrived.
1866. Pall Mall Gaz., 18 July, 7. The spoliated volumes turned out to be the indexes for those years.
