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Definition of ravager - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
destructionRare person or thing causing great damageRare
- The hurricane was a ravager of the coastal town.
2.
plundererRare one who plunders or lootsRare
- Pirates were feared as ravagers of the coastal villages..
Origin of ravager
French, ravager (to devastate)
Examples of ravager in a sentence
Time is often seen as a ravager of beauty. The ravager left the village in ruins. Medieval castles were often targets for ravagers.
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- French:ravageur, pilleur, ...
- German:Verwüster, Plünderer, ...
- Italian:distruttore, saccheggiatore, ...
- Spanish:devastador, saqueador, ...
- Portuguese:devastador, saqueador, ...
- Chinese:破坏者, 掠夺者, ...
- Japanese:破壊者, 略奪者, ...
- Arabic:مُدَمِّر, ناهِب, ...
- Hebrew:מַשְׁחִית, שׁוֹדֵד, ...
- Russian:разрушитель, грабитель, ...
- Ukrainian:руйнівник, грабіжник, ...
- Hindi:विनाशक, लुटेरा, ...
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