ravager
ʁavaʒe
ravagea, ravageai, ravageaient
Definition of ravager - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
destructiondétruire ou endommager gravement quelque chose
- L'incendie a ravagé toute la forêt en quelques heures.
2.
émotionbouleverser profondément quelqu'un sur le plan émotionnel
- Cette nouvelle l'a complètement ravagé.
Origin of ravager
latin, rapinare (piller) + agere (faire)
Terms with ravager included in their meaning
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destruction
ravager un lieu en le rendant vide et inhabité
Examples of ravager in a sentence
Les inondations ont ravagé les récoltes cette année. Après la rupture, il était ravagé par la tristesse. La perte de son chien l'a ravagée pendant des mois.
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- English:devastate, shatter, ...
- German:verwüsten, fertigmachen, ...
- Italian:devastare, sconvolgere, ...
- Spanish:devastar, afectar profundamente, ...
- Portuguese:devastar, destroçar, ...
- Chinese:摧毁, 击垮, ...
- Japanese:壊滅させる, 打ちのめす, ...
- Arabic:دمّر, حطم, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשְׁחִית, לְזַעְזֵעַ, ...
- Russian:разрушать, потрясти, ...
- Ukrainian:спустошувати, спустошити, ...
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