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Definition of ravaged - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
destructionhaving suffered extensive destruction or ruin
- The forest was ravaged by the wildfire.
- The city was ravaged by the hurricane last year.
- The ancient ruins were ravaged by time and neglect.
Origin of ravaged
F, ravager (to devastate)
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condition
ravaged or deteriorated in condition
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- French:ravagé, ...
- German:verwüstet, ...
- Italian:devastato, ...
- Spanish:devastado, ...
- Portuguese:devastado, ...
- Chinese:被摧毁的, ...
- Japanese:荒廃した, ...
- Arabic:مُدَمَّر, ...
- Hebrew:הָרוּס, ...
- Russian:разрушенный, ...
- Ukrainian:спустошений, ...
- Hindi:बर्बाद, ...
Definition of ravage - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
destructionsevere damage caused by violence or disaster
- The ravage of the hurricane was visible everywhere.
Verb
warfaredevastate an area, often by violent looting
- Rebels ravaged the town, stealing supplies and wrecking homes.
Origin of ravage
French, ravager (to devastate)
Examples of ravage in a sentence
We witnessed the ravage left by the wildfire. Invading armies ravaged the countryside, burning crops and barns. Pirates threatened to ravage the coastal villages if no ransom was paid.
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- French:ravages, ravager, ...
- German:Verwüstung, verwüsten, ...
- Italian:devastazione, devastare, ...
- Spanish:estrago, devastar, ...
- Portuguese:devastação, devastar, ...
- Chinese:破坏, 蹂躏, ...
- Japanese:爪痕, 蹂躙する, ...
- Arabic:دَمَار, دَمَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:הֶרֶס, לְהַחְרִיב, ...
- Russian:разрушение, разорять, ...
- Ukrainian:спустошення, спустошувати, ...
- Hindi:तबाही, उजाड़ देना, ...
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