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Meanings of escaped the ravages in English
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Usage of escaped the ravages in English
1
No part of the Roman world had escaped the ravages of war.
2
You have escaped the ravages of war in these parts; you are fortunate.
3
Only the buildings high on the sides of the slopes escaped the ravages of the deluge.
4
Besides his coins, one other memorial of the reign of Perozes has escaped the ravages of time.
5
Happily Antioch had escaped the ravages of war, and there was nothing to mar the happiness of the wedding.
6
On the confines of the Yoruba country existed a beautiful village which had hitherto escaped the ravages of the relentless slave-hunting foe.
7
He cast his eyes on Africa, the granary of Rome, and the only province which had thus far escaped the ravages of war.
8
The appearance of a well-cultivated cotton-field, if it has escaped the ravages of insects and the destruction of the elements, is of singular beauty.
9
It's more that, in the current climate, the club -which has no clubhouse -appears to have escaped the ravages of the "R" word.