ravishin a sentence
ravish as in: afraid they would ravish her
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"That girl been ravished," he said. (source)ravished = raped
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I thought again of those stories of nymphs ravished and abused by mortals.† (source)ravished = raped, overwhelmed or plundered
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It meant "ravisher" or "abductor."† (source)
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Instead, Mother ravishes Missus Whitworth with degustationary compliments.† (source)ravishes = rapes, overwhelms or plunders
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He's not being gentle at all with the way he rips off the last two items of clothing between us and ravishes my mouth with his, but I honestly don't know if my heart could take gentle right now.† (source)
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Two minutes had passed and still she was in a bathroom stall, waiting for a man she knew only vaguely, and who, she guessed, wanted only to ravish her, repeatedly, in ever-stranger places.† (source)ravish = rape, overwhelm or plunder
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Ravished by half-dressed cowboys.† (source)Ravished = raped, overwhelmed or plundered
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MEPHISTOPHELES My friend, This hour enjoyment more intense, Shall captivate each ravish'd sense, Than thou could'st compass in the bound Of the whole year's unvarying round; And what the dainty spirits sing, The lovely images they bring, Are no fantastic sorcery.† (source)
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He makes much of Zeus taking the swan's form to ravish Leda and beget Helen (of Troy) on her, and he sees the archangel's appearance to the Virgin Mary in terms of wings and birds as well.† (source)ravish = rape, overwhelm or plunder
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the old Abraham full of years and weak and incapable now of further harm, caught at last and the captains and the collectors saying, 'Old man, we don't want you' and Abraham would say, 'Praise the Lord, I have raised about me sons to bear the burden of mine iniquities and persecutions; yea, perhaps even to restore my flocks and herds from the hand of the ravisher: that I might rest mine eyes upon my goods and chattels, upon the generations of them and of my descendants increased an hundred fold as my soul goeth out from me.† (source)
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The calvary that stretches out before you is the road of defense of our motherland against the ravishers who flood her fields with fratricidal blood.† (source)
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What is it in the thought of wealth from the ground that so intoxicates, so ravishes away from all reasonable judgment, the generality of mankind?† (source)ravishes = rapes, overwhelms or plunders
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(831) O lady of the lovely smile, Whose eyes the sternest heart beguile, In all thy radiant beauty dressed My heart and soul thou ravishest† (source)ravishest = rape, overwhelm or plunderstandard suffix: Today, the suffix "-est" is dropped, so that where they said "Thou ravishest" in older English, today we say "You ravish."
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Thou hast ravished my heart, my sister, my spouse; thou hast ravished my heart with one of thine eyes, with one chain of thy neck.† (source)ravished = raped, overwhelmed or plundered
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One woman-slave was ravish'd from thy arms: Lo, seven are offer'd, and of equal charms.† (source)
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Someone who can ravish my heart with the flames of love.† (source)ravish = rape, overwhelm or plunder
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