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Meanings of whole villages in English
We have no meanings for "whole villages" in our records yet.
Usage of whole villages in English
1
In some cases, whole villages are reported to have been buried by landslides.
2
Hysteria, instead of occurring only in individual instances, attacks whole villages and tribes.
3
I wondered what it was that destroyed whole villages, just washed them away.
4
We merely judge it by whole villages that have been depopulated.
5
The most absurd rumours were afloat, and whole villages sometimes acted upon them.
6
Sometimes whole villages are destroyed and many people killed or wounded.
7
A fully loaded HERC with a combat crew could protect whole villages or cities.
8
Rampaging flash floods washed away plants, animals, and whole villages.
9
Hundreds of families were butchered in cold blood, and whole villages sacked and burned.
10
Farmlands, forests and whole villages were inundated by its waters.
11
If we cross the Mediterranean to Egypt, we see there whole villages of cave-dwellers.
12
There are whole villages up there, living off the jungles.
13
There, whole villages, had been burned, by the enemy, and grain fields laid waste.
14
She slew dragons and saved whole villages from evil wizards.
15
But mass displacements of whole villages have become less common as the security situation improves.
16
There are whole villages of Italians on the Campo.
This collocation consists of:
Whole villages through the time
Whole villages across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common