Dictionary definition of ravage

1. The earthquake had the potential to ravage the fragile infrastructure of the city.
2. Time can ravage even the most well-preserved historical artifacts.
3. Substance abuse can ravage individuals and their relationships.
4. Cyberattacks have the potential to ravage online security and privacy.
5. The invading army would ravage the countryside, leaving a trail of destruction.
6. The wildfire continued to ravage the forest, consuming acres of trees.
7. The disease began to ravage the population, spreading rapidly.
8. The economic crisis would ravage small businesses, causing widespread closures.
9. The vandals would ravage the park, defacing statues and littering the grounds.
10. The locust swarm would ravage the crops, leaving farmers devastated.
11. The war would ravage the region for years, displacing countless families.
12. The floodwaters would ravage the town, washing away homes and businesses.
13. The epidemic would ravage the healthcare system, overwhelming hospitals.
14. The tornado would ravage the neighborhood, tearing apart houses in its path.
15. The plague would ravage the medieval city, claiming many lives.
16. The financial crisis would ravage the stock market, causing massive losses.
17. The invading barbarians would ravage the ancient city, plundering its riches.
18. The tsunami would ravage the coastal communities, sweeping away everything in its wake.
19. The pests would ravage the crops, leaving farmers with meager harvests.
20. The war would ravage the once-thriving economy, leaving it in ruins.
21. The hurricane would ravage the coastline, causing widespread devastation.
22. The disease would ravage the livestock, leading to a significant loss in the agricultural sector.
23. The civil unrest would ravage the city, resulting in widespread chaos and destruction.