Devastated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEVASTATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEVASTATE, to lay waste
• destroy or ruin
• cause (someone) severe and overwhelming shock or grief
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring to ruin or desolation by violent action

Words related to DEVASTATED

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How to use DEVASTATED in a sentence

• Germany is overrun and devastated by the Hungarians.
• Surely it had been like dying a death for her to leave the land of her own people, devastated though it was and vacant of those who had made the world easy for her.
• My own heart, I ardently hope, is not a totally devastated land.
• We noticed the devastated stations, villages, and large shell holes in the embankment of the line.
• Devastated by conquests, its people humiliated, its government impoverished, a general collapse of the nation was imminent.
• With the exception of Vesuvius, this is the only surviving remnant of the fierce elemental forces which have devastated this coast in every direction.
• That unhappy country was terribly devastated by Assyrian troops, who besieged and captured Susa, which was pillaged and wrecked.
• Llewelyn and Richard Marshal devastated Glamorgan, which, as a part of the Gloucester inheritance, was under the custody of the Bishop of Winchester.
• The rolling uplands of the Cambresis were devastated with fire and sword.
• The father unwilling to have the estate devastated by a contest with the band of ruffians whom his son had collected, retired, and allowed him to take possession.
• On the same day, the palace of the archbishop was also completely devastated.
• The cure accompanied us, and it was all the poor old man could do to keep from breaking down as he led us mournfully through that devastated cemetery.
• Neutral shipping has been devastated, and men, women and children have been murdered by the hand of the Kaiser, as exemplified in the lurking submarine.
• The information, scant as it is, serves to show that London had not quite become a deserted city, nor had yet been devastated as others had been by the enemy.
• The property may be fearfully devastated, but still it seems to me possible to make something of it.
• Swiftly and silently along the road he sped, the dispatch-rider who had come from the blue hills of Alsace, all the way across poor, devastated France.
• In all countries which have been devastated by war, traditions of hidden treasure are common.
• I entered, on July 31, with a most enthusiastic reception, into a devastated and utterly ruined province.
• The side of the devastated forest was even more barren than Tadorn Marsh.
• Once more confiscation devastated the land, and the blood of the loyal and true was poured like rain.
• Vincent, and it is the same Soufriere which again has devastated the island and has bombarded Kingstown with rocks, lava and ashes.
• They were depressing trips through miles and miles of devastated villages and small cities.
• Except when the country has been devastated by war, the Chinese have devoted close attention to the cultivation of the soil continuously for forty centuries.

Similar words containing VASTAT without suffix ed and without prefix de

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