Ravish is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAVISH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to seize and carry off by force
• seize and carry off (someone) by force
• (of a man) rape (a woman)
• fill (someone) with intense delight; enrapture
• To seize and carry away by violence; to snatch by force.
• To transport with joy or delight; to delight to ecstasy.
• To have carnal knowledge of (a woman) by force, and against her consent; to rape.
• force (someone) to have sex against their will
• hold spellbound
• enrapture

Words related to RAVISH

enrapture11 obsolete10 ravished15 ravisher14 ravishers15 ravishes14 ravishing16 ravishment18 ravishments19 stuprate10 yravished19

Words that contain RAVISH

enravish14 ravished15 ravisher14 ravishes14 ravishers15 ravishing16 yravished19 enravished17 enravishes16 ravishment18 unravished17 enravishing18 ravishingly21 ravishments19

How to use RAVISH in a sentence

• Then it is to be seized by implacable jaws and swiftly run with about the yard in a feverish pretence that enemies wish to ravish it from its captor.
• A demon, Drumalika, is passing and, entranced by her grace, decides to ravish her.
• By the by, it is whispered about, that they intend paying us a visit to plunder us, and ravish our fine women.
• At this time the arrogant wantonness of the brothers Skate and Hiale waxed so high that they would take virgins of notable beauty from their parents and ravish them.
• If I were to break such an oath as that, they would burn my house, steal my cattle, ravish my wife, and hunt me to the death.
• They ravish the women in Zion, The virgins in the cities of Judah.
• Again, these did not ravish, though the cacique and his family and the rowers regarded with interest such strange matters.
• There are chapters of Isaiah that snatch the very soul and ravish it aloft.
• And, like Him who sent her, she was ever of the part of the poor and the oppressed, against strong knights who rob and ravish and burn and torture, and hold to ransom.
• For ever and ever will He, with all that invisible grace, and those bestowals of the spirit, lead the seeker onward, and guide the yearning, and ravish the hearts of the lovers.
• It may be that this effect is due to the art of the bards, which well knew how to efface itself in order to ravish the listener the more.
• The bloody Turk and savage Hun Still ravish, burn and slay, Each loyal son must man a gun, Or stay at home and pay.
• The lower orders, imagining the town already taken, and expecting the French to come to pillage, massacre and ravish, as was the custom, took refuge in the churches.
• In short, he can so exquisitely ravish or torture the Soul through this single Faculty, as might suffice to make up the whole Heaven or Hell of any finite Being.
• Her account of the matter to Madame was, that she had gone into the closet upon her own affairs, and that the King had followed her, and had tried to ravish her.
• Do it! Ravish our provinces, burn our houses, cut the throats of their unoffending inhabitants, in a word, complete your work.
• There were also men whose business was to ravish and take away virginity from young girls.
• My poor share in the support of that great measure no man shall ravish from me.
• The perfect symmetry of this marvellous structure would ravish Michel Angelo.

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