Ravage is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAVAGE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to destroy
• cause severe and extensive damage to
• cause extensive damage to
• make a pillaging or destructive raid on (a place), as in wartimes
• cause extensive destruction or ruin utterly
NOUN:
• the destructive effects of something
• acts of destruction
• Desolation by violence; violent ruin or destruction; devastation; havoc; waste; as, the ravage of a lion; the ravages of fire or tempest; the ravages of an army, or of time.
• To lay waste by force; to desolate by violence; to commit havoc or devastation upon; to spoil; to plunder; to consume.
• (usually plural) a destructive action
• destructive action

Words related to RAVAGE

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Words that contain RAVAGE

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How to use RAVAGE in a sentence

• The ravage he was making was seen by a gallant Norman knight, who rode a horse that neither fire nor water could stop in its career when its master urged it on.
• At the hour of peril, when servile insurrection perhaps shall ravage its territory, it will be astonished to find itself left alone in the presence of its enemy.
• They had already, as it happened, passed over to ravage the coast of Italy, and having laid waste the territory of Vibo, were also threatening the city.
• They were crossing, under a broiling sun, deserted tracts which their enemies had taken good care to ravage.
• It must be more natural to rob for gain, than to ravage only for mischief.
• Here they halted about thirty days in the villages of the Colchians, which they used as a base of operations to ravage the whole territory of Colchis.
• At Samos he stayed three days, and then continued his voyage to Pygela, where he proceeded to ravage the territory and attack the fortress.
• The imperial power had proved itself strong enough to penetrate deeply within his territory, to ravage some of his best provinces, and to threaten his capital.
• He found it easy to overrun the open country, to ravage the crops, drive off the cattle, and burn the villages and homesteads.
• To support him in his distress by a diversion, Sir Henry Clinton had sent two successive detachments to ravage the valley of the James River in Virginia.
• When the day arrived, a small body of Scots had succeeded in breaking through the English lines, and Sir Archibald Douglas had led a larger force to ravage Northumberland.
• The Roman province thus weakened afforded opportunity and encouragement to the barbarians again to invade and ravage it.
• Rome will never recover the cruel ravage of these days, perhaps only just begun.
• He warned the Canadians that he would ravage their villages if they did not remain neutral.
• Shoun Kelly, American, owned one of the outer towers of the great castle and the story of its ownership is the American antithesis of German ravage.
• He died before he was forty of tuberculosis, in 1851, one of the early victims of the disease which shortly afterwards began to ravage Montenegro and has killed many Petrovitches.
• From the graves they have made they shall rise up never, Who have left nought living to ravage and rend.
• Even though his body was terribly bruised and broken, the face was that of Ravage in person.
• There they were to deliver to him every white captive whom they held and sign a treaty of peace, or else he would ravage their country with fire and bullet.
• They will ravage, roar, and rush till the very chaplains, and the Masters and Misses Peterborough, request his lordship to desist.
• The chroniclers now relate that he fell into disaster and became a fugitive in Selwood Forest, while Guthrum and his host were left free to ravage.
• The fluid would frequently overflow its boundaries, to ravage continents even to the height of the snowy peaks which lose themselves in the clouds.
• Another commander, Juan Pons, has been sent with three ships to ravage the islands of the Caribs and reduce to slavery these filthy islanders, who feed on men.
• Once the house blew down over their heads in one of the dreadful winter storms that ravage those high latitudes.
• Returning down the valley, he completed that ravage of Egypt which is described by Jeremiah and Ezekiel.
• The French will hound on the Indians to ravage more and more.
• Marianne played her part very calmly in producing the daily ravage that passion was making on Sulpice.
• The barbarians, always greedy of rapine and blood, were ever delighted to find occasion to ravage the principalities of Russia.
• South Carolina and North Carolina, especially their southern portions, were entirely overrun by the enemy, who armed the Tories and turned them loose to ravage the country.

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