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View definitions for ravaged

ravaged

adjective as in infested

adjective as in ruined

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Israeli bombardment has ravaged large swaths of the country, killed almost 3,300 people and displaced a quarter of the population.

Recently, neighbors gathered on the street for the first time since fire ravaged their homes.

But in neighborhoods that were ravaged by the fire on Wednesday, the painful process of assessing the damage is just beginning.

California was ravaged by the state’s driest three years on record from 2020-22.

Those working the sea were impacted as well; clam farmers along the Gulf Coast are grappling with the losses they incurred when Helene's storm surge ravaged their stocks.

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