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Meanings of havoc in inglés

catalán
disturbi
español
vandalismo

Violent and needless disturbance.

vandalismo
Usage of havoc in inglés
1
He shall work havoc among great nations and upon a holy people.
Valis
2
The financial crisis continues to wreak havoc on the world's major economies.
Reuters
3
Powerful storms have wreaked havoc in parts of central and northern Europe.
BBC
4
We've already seen how climate change has wreaked havoc on the world.
News.com.au
5
It's what we are beginning to call in political science a 'havoc-claim'.
Radio NZ
6
Weather woes further north The weather is also causing havoc further north.
Radio NZ
7
The first streaks of concentrated energy wrought havoc in the forward ranks.
The Universe — or Nothing
8
Must apply to my own mind as well, or risk causing havoc.
The Golem and the Jinni
9
A botched McAfee security update wreaked a bit of havoc this week.
Reuters
10
Three owners in a year would play havoc with his abandonment issues.
The Guardian
11
The drug was wreaking havoc on families in the area, she said.
Radio NZ
12
Cocaine played havoc with his education, and he left school at 16.
Independent.ie
13
The stress of all this is wreaking havoc with Ingraham's sinus problems.
The Guardian
14
Sand wreaked havoc on a weapon, especially one that wasn't properly cleaned.
Wild Storm
15
The power inhibitor in the stun-cuffs wreaked havoc with an extrahuman's balance.
Shades of gray
16
The smell does very little to prevent the havoc of the moths.
The Life of the Fly; With Which are Interspersed Some Chapters o...
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