ravaging Synonyms
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- ruin
- pillaging
- trashing
- vandalism
- demolishment
- marauding
- desecrating
- sabotage
- defacement
- defacing
- pillage
- plundering
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ravaging Meaning
ravaging (n)
plundering with excessive damage and destruction
ravaging (s)
ruinously destructive and wasting
ravaging (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Ravage
ravaging Sentence Examples
- The wildfires ravaging the countryside left behind a trail of charred devastation.
- A ravaging flu epidemic swept through the city, leaving hospitals overwhelmed.
- The economic crisis ravaged the country, plunging countless families into poverty.
- The storm's ravaging winds uprooted trees and collapsed buildings.
- The ravaging bacteria spread through the hospital, infecting countless patients.
- The earthquake's ravaging tremors caused widespread destruction and panic.
- The ravaging disease decimated the wildlife population, leaving ecosystems in ruins.
- The invading army's ravaging tactics left a path of destruction and bloodshed.
- The ravaging inflation gnawed away at people's savings and made essential goods unaffordable.
- The ravaging drought parched the land, destroying crops and threatening livestock.
FAQs About the word ravaging
plundering with excessive damage and destruction, ruinously destructive and wastingof Ravage
ravage, wrecking, demolishing, destruction, ruination, desecration, ruin, pillaging,trashing, vandalism
preservation, conservation,protection, saving, saving, preservation, conservation, protection,salvage, salvage
The wildfires ravaging the countryside left behind a trail of charred devastation.
A ravaging flu epidemic swept through the city, leaving hospitals overwhelmed.
The economic crisis ravaged the country, plunging countless families into poverty.
The storm's ravaging winds uprooted trees and collapsed buildings.
