Both "loot" and "pillage" refer to the act of stealing, typically during a time of war or chaos. They both involve taking goods by force and are associated with destruction and violence.
"Loot" is often used more generally for stealing or plundering, not just in wartime. "Pillage" specifically implies a violent and destructive form of raiding, usually during military action. "Loot" can also be a noun referring to stolen goods, whereas "pillage" is primarily used as a verb.
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