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havoc

[hav-uhk] / ˈhæv ək /


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With the northern hemisphere only exiting official winter on Friday -- the first day of astronomical spring -- the soaring temperatures were wreaking havoc on wildlife in the West.

From Barron's

Gold prices posted their largest weekly percentage drop in more than 14 years Friday, underscoring how shocks from the Iran conflict are unleasing havoc in markets, even for traditional safe-haven assets.

From MarketWatch

He only knew that demons hate all living things, and sometimes escape from the Otherworld, rising out of the ground to cause sickness and havoc.

From Literature

"She creates this havoc around you," says Hutchcroft, who remembers her phone ringing constantly.

From BBC

Wales were rampant with another Rees-Zammit chase creating havoc in the Italy defence.

From BBC