Ravished is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAVISHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RAVISH, 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

Words related to RAVISHED

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How to use RAVISHED in a sentence

• And, being so adorned, I arose, and, like unto Proserpine at what time Pluto ravished her from her mother, I went along singing in this new springtime.
• It was the opening of this festival which had caused her soul to be ravished in ecstasy.
• Damon on the other hand was ravished at so unexpected a discovery, and in a few minutes had lived an age in love.
• CXLVI O thou who hast ravished my heart by thine exquisite grace and thy shape, Thou carest for no one, and yet not a soul from thyself can escape.
• POETRY And fancy with her magic equipage Shall bear thee, ravished, to the fields on high.
• He was a perfect lover, and she was ravished with happiness.
• Ravished and mystified, he walked softly to the dark, still edge of the forest, penetrated it a distance, then sat down to wait.
• Often enough had he ravished his prey in desolate places, but from this journey he never returned.
• Their home has been ravished of the protection they had raised with half a lifetime of labour, and in their puny way they want vengeance.
• Birds rise on the wing with harsh, resonant cries, flutter awhile above their ravished homes, then wheel in mid-air and seek more peaceful pastures.
• It was in March, 1848, when he went to pray that his daughters might be released after they had been ravished.
• He had a dread lest the gale might have ravished his stores during his absence.
• All agreed in the same thing, and I was obliged to yield, and the dear remains were ravished from my sight.
• For she has been ravished by a young gentleman of very high rank.
• The hope of possessing at last the ideal being with whom the struggle could be constant and tireless ravished De Marsay, who, for the first time for long, opened his heart.
• He had never heard such melody, and it made his heart ache to think how poor and mean was his own minstrelsy compared with that with which his ears were now ravished.
• A modest woman may be ravished once, but her virtue is strengthened by it.
• Finally Schulze hits upon the difficulty when he conjectures that, if men only knew what was in the book they would not only read it, but be ravished with its contents.
• Neither had the ravished virgins better hopes of their condition, or less indignation.
• Migrations in great numbers were also made from thence to Rome, chiefly by the parents and relatives of the ravished women.
• He took it back to his village, and at twilight set it going among his ravished friends.
• Men moved along each sunny shining street, Fires seemed to blaze, and curling smoke to rise, When lo! the city vanished, and a fleet, With snowy sails, rose on my ravished eyes.
• She was intoxicated, ravished, bewildered, and quite careless.
• She was so glad to be at fault, so ravished at being able to respect him again, that the very ecstasy of existing seemed likely to put an end to her existence.
• The women thus ravished become their wives, are incorporated into the tribe to which the husband belongs, and but seldom quit him for another.
• When she returned to her place, he came, remained before her chair, leaned towards her, listened with ravished ear, and rarely sat down by her side.
• This was the vengeance of the friends of Aetius, and of him who was to be emperor, Petronius Maximus, whose wife Valentinian had ravished.
• More than force, to meet the force that has ravished our every right and crushed Constitution and Law, alike, we need spiritual insight and integrity.
• Their yells had sounded in his boyish ears as they ravished the shores of his fatherland, penetrating with murder and pillage almost to his peaceful home.
• And this and this and this for my daughters who were ravished.
• The Basutos had murdered the Freestaters, plundered them, ravished their wives, and committed endless acts of violence.

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