rav·age 
(răvĭj)
(răvĭj)v. rav·aged, rav·ag·ing, rav·ages
v.tr.
1. To bring heavy destruction on; devastate: A tornado ravaged the town.
2. To pillage; sack: Enemy soldiers ravaged the village.
v.intr.
To wreak destruction.
n.
1. The act or practice of pillaging or destroying: the marauders' ravage of the village.
2.
a. Destruction, damage, or harm: The storm resulted in the ravage of the countryside.
b. ravages Destructive or harmful effects: the ravages of disease.
[French ravager, from Old French, to uproot, from ravir, to ravish; see RAVISH.]
ravag·er n.
- transdermal
- transdermal patch
- transduce
- transducer
- transductant
- transduction
- transductional
- transect
- transection
- transept
- transeptal
- transeunt
- trans fat
- trans fatty acid
- transfect
- transfection
- transfer
- transferability
- transferable
- transferal
- transferase
- transferee
- transference
- transferential
- transfer factor