Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning To devastate or destroy completely
The invading army ravaged the enemy's land, leaving nothing but destruction in their wake.
The wildfire ravaged the forest, burning everything in its path.
The flood ravaged the city, leaving many homeless and without basic necessities.
The disease ravaged the livestock, causing farmers to lose their source of income.
The virus ravaged the world, leaving millions of people sick and dying.
The economic crisis ravaged the country's economy, causing unemployment and poverty.
The drug addiction ravaged the young man's life, destroying his relationships and health.
The drug cartel ravaged the small town, causing fear and violence among its citizens.
The terrorist attack ravaged the city, causing chaos and destruction.
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