Ravaged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAVAGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RAVAGE, to destroy
ADJECTIVE:
• severely damaged; devastated
• disfigured by age or illness
• having been robbed and destroyed by force and violence

Words related to RAVAGED

ravage10 ravages11 ravaging13

Words that contain RAVAGED

stravaged14 unravaged14 galravaged16 gilravaged16 gillravaged17

How to use RAVAGED in a sentence

• They were, however, defeated, and their country ravaged by the invaders, who found less success when they attacked the natives of the low grounds.
• He deliberately destroyed and ravaged and burnt the property of his fellow-countrymen, and mentally determined to send in the claim for damage against us.
• Constantinople has been terribly ravaged by fires, no less than fifteen having occurred during the past two weeks.
• She felt that the change in her appearance must be visible, and the dread of letting Marvell see it made her continue to turn her ravaged face to her other neighbour.
• The slaves were sent to their masters, and the free were permitted to return to their ravaged homes.
• A cruel war ravaged the fair fields of a portion of the United States, bringing with it its attendant train of misery.
• Unlike most of the armies that had from time to time ravaged Ireland, he allowed no disorder.
• Before the year had rolled by, Cuba was in the hands of the English, the Philippines were ravaged and the galleons laden with Spanish gold captured by British ships.
• They stole out of the woods with the silent cunning of wild beasts, and ravaged with a cruelty ten times greater.
• But this portion of Kachgaria was terribly ravaged by war when its people were struggling for independence.
• She cast the ravaged, leafless branch violently to the ground and stood looking down at it.
• Lawrence to the Ohio the border was already ravaged with fire and sword.
• In 1472 it repulsed the army of the Duke of Bourgone, who had already ravaged its precincts.
• During the winter, though reinforcements must have been received from time to time, they had wasted from exposure, and from small-pox, which ravaged the camp.
• Fife took his men into the western counties and ravaged Cumberland and Westmoreland, but without any important incident.
• Cattle were in demand, especially in Mexico, so ravaged by lawless soldiery that there was nothing left to steal.
• Whole regions have been ravaged and abominable deeds perpetrated in the towns.
• The Germans, while retiring, had ravaged and set fire to the villages, taking with them all the male inhabitants, driving them before them.
• Instead of crossing the Alps and pouring down upon Italy, as had been expected, the Cimbri marched into Spain, which they ravaged for the next two or three years.
• During his absence on this expedition, the Indians ravaged the Jersey shore and Staten Island, and even made an attack on New Amsterdam itself.
• Knitted articles were made for the needy in the service, and for the destitute in the ravaged war countries.
• The fourth was to bring alive to Eurystheus a wild boar, which ravaged the neighbourhood of Erymanthus.
• The people of Byzantium were ravaged by the pestilence of which I have already spoken.
• This great loss of foodstuffs was exactly the same as if armies in war had ravaged the fields.
• If Peloponnesian invaders ravaged Attica, still no permanent injury would be done comparable to that which the Athenians could inflict upon them.
• The Earl of Northumberland, a formidable name to Scotland, ravaged the middle marches, and burned Branxholm, the abode of Buccleuch, the hereditary enemy of the English name.
• But in a few minutes the newcomer had ravaged the whole of it.
• Extensive regions of the country were then ravaged, and Bulgaria, as a conquered province, was considered as annexed to the Russian empire.
• In view of the fact that the South African Army was operating against the forces of the same nation that has ravaged and despoiled Belgium, a point should be made here.
• I only know that through those features ravaged by care and suffering and in spite of them I caught a glimpse of the brother I had come to seek.

Similar words containing RAVAG without suffix ed

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