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Meanings of ravaging in English
Usage of ravaging in English
1
While I held my coin, Saluriel prevented age from ravaging my body.
2
He went in person against the robbers who were ravaging the country.
3
The war which was ravaging Vervignole also ruined the Church in Trinqueballe.
4
Her singing allows her to forget about the war ravaging her country.
5
After the game Kerr highlighted the devastating bushfires ravaging her home country.
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Meanwhile, a similar viral epidemic was ravaging remote villages in southern Sudan.
7
Pillaging and ravaging, it had reached the upper course of the Yenisei.
8
Defenders of alcohol, please accept that this drug is ravaging our nation.
9
The Chickamaugas, who were mainly renegade Cherokees, were always ravaging in Kentucky.
10
And here is Andrew, who is made a simpleton through ravaging illness.
11
Far from mass tourism ravaging Everest, it has had a hugely beneficial effect.
12
Experts say bats are among the carriers of the coronavirus epidemic ravaging China.
13
Even before the virus takes over our bodies, it is ravaging our economy.
14
The passions then are gambolling cubs; not the ravaging gluttons they grow to.
15
The largest ever Ebola virus disease outbreak is ravaging West Africa.
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The Ebola outbreak ravaging West Africa began last year in Guinea.
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Ravaging across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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