Sample Sentences forravish (auto-selected)
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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Someone who can ravish my heart with the flames of love.† (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)
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He would ravish her and cut her throat at the moment of climax.† (source)
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Your hours will pass in dread and misery, and soon the bolt will fall which must ravish from you your happiness forever.† (source)
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It meant "ravisher" or "abductor."† (source)
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The Beta blond was ravished away into the sky and kept there, hovering, for three weeks in a wildly anti-social tête-à-tête with the black madman.† (source)
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He must laugh, sleep, ravish, he must talk and sleep.† (source)
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The doors, unbarr'd, receive the rushing day, And thoro' lights disclose the ravish'd prey.† (source)
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The ravisher stopped suddenly, his knees bent under him, and he fell with Teresa in his arms.† (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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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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He was dark of face, swarthy as a pirate, and his eyes were as bold and black as any pirate's appraising a galleon to be scuttled or a maiden to be ravished.† (source)
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She knew, of course, that she was being supremely unfair, that Franz was the best man she had ever hadhe was intelligent, he understood her paintings, he was handsome and goodbut the more she thought about it, the more she longed to ravish his intelligence, defile his kindheartedness, and violate his powerless strength.† (source)
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1 AVOC: But that Volpone would have ravish'd her, he holds Utterly false; knowing his impotence.† (source)
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"And thou, creature of guilt and misery," said Cedric, "what became thy lot on the death of thy ravisher?"† (source)
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