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ravagesrav‧ag‧es /ˈrævɪdʒɪz/ noun literary - Bureaucracy was also a necessary evil to cope with the ravages of war.
- Doubtless photography is making the same ravages on this side of the Channel as it is with us.
- His skin was unmarked, unlined; the flesh of youth, untouched by time or the ravages of experience.
- Perhaps she chose to save herself from what she foresaw as the ravages of vengeance.
- Quarterback John Elway, 36, continues to defy the ravages of time.
- She was beautiful - painfully thin, but beautiful, even with the ravages of drug abuse drawing her face.
- The ravages of the Napoleonic Wars hit the merchant guilds particularly hard.
► the ravages of time a building that has survived the ravages of time ► the ravages of something- Benedict was near thirty, and yet his face and form had withstood the ravages of time and circumstance.
- For a long time now, he has appeared indifferent to the ravages of his problem.
- His skin was unmarked, unlined; the flesh of youth, untouched by time or the ravages of experience.
- I had to make up for the ravages of time.
- Its dreamlike construction of our sceptred isle as an ethnically purified one provides a special comfort against the ravages of decline.
- Not even the quest for scientific knowledge is immune from the ravages of extremists in the environmental movement.
- Quarterback John Elway, 36, continues to defy the ravages of time.
- She was beautiful - painfully thin, but beautiful, even with the ravages of drug abuse drawing her face.
the ravages of something the damage caused by something: a building that has survived the ravages of time the ravages of war |