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Meanings of ravage in English
To cause extensive destruction or ruin utterly.
Usage of ravage in English
1
Nate didn't ravage her as she'd half expected, given their combined hunger.
2
The French will hound on the Indians to ravage more and more.
3
Coronavirus continues to ravage the cultural calendar for the next few months.
4
She can ravage her way through them, feasting off everything she finds.
5
Having committed this wasteful ravage, he marched in triumph out of Isabella.
6
Then pain and despair seemed to flood and ravage his whole body.
7
Perhaps this last abomination had been needed to ravage and cure him.
8
I will, therefore, that my people proceed gently, and commit no ravage.
9
They provoke no wars, they ravage no countries, they pursue no plunder.
10
Then: When they're done, they'll search for new worlds to ravage.
11
You may ravage-youcannot conquer; it is impossible: you cannot conquer the Americans.
12
The fires are the second outbreak to ravage parts of California this autumn.
13
If Two had known the eventual outcome, she would've let them ravage her.
14
His intellects had evidently shared in the ravage of his frame.
15
The moon in eclipse, denotes that contagion will ravage your community.
16
What touches the heart at Athens will ravage the whole being at Constantinople.
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