Sacked
Sacked is the past tense and past participle of sack, and it is used in several senses in English. In employment, to sack someone means to dismiss them from their job. The term is more common in British English; in American English the verb fire or terminate is often used instead. As an adjective, sacked can describe a person or place that has been dismissed or that has been looted or destroyed in historical contexts, as in a sacked city.
In the employment context, sacking may follow performance issues, misconduct, redundancy, or organizational restructuring. Employment laws
Historically and militarily, to sack a city or town means to loot, plunder, and often burn it;
In sports, particularly American football, a sack is an act by which a defensive player tackles the
Etymology traces sack to the sense of a bag or loot and developed into verbs meaning to