ravish

The word “ravish” has 2 syllables: rav-ish

It's pronounced as /ˈræ.vɪʃ/


What is synonym and antonym for ravish?

In the thesaurus, “ravish” has 45 synonyms and 9 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for ravish along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for ravish

Antonyms for ravish

  • depress
  • disenchant
  • disgust
  • displease
  • let go
  • offend
  • repel
  • repulse
  • turn off

Meanings of ravish

  • verb
    1. To seize and carry away by violence; to snatch by force.
    2. (usually passive) To transport with joy or delight; to delight to ecstasy.
    3. To rape.

Example Sentences

  • The breathtaking view seemed to ravish the senses of every traveler.
  • Her beauty could ravish even the coldest heart.
  • The artist hoped his painting would ravish the emotions of its viewers.
  • The melody was so moving, it seemed to ravish the audience with its charm.
  • Legends say the sirens would ravish sailors with their enchanting songs.

On this page you'll find 54 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to ravish, such as: abduct, abuse, allure, assault, attract, bewitch, captivate.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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  • abuse
  • adulterate
  • adulterated
  • alloyed
  • bedraggle
  • befoul
  • befouled
  • begrime
  • begrimed
  • bemired
  • besmirch
  • besmirched
  • bespatter
  • bespeckle
  • besprinkle
  • blended
  • blot
  • blotch
  • blotchy
  • cheapened
  • checkered
  • coalesced
  • combined
  • commingled
  • compounded
  • contaminate
  • contaminated
  • corrupted
  • crumb
  • dapple
  • dappled
  • debase
  • debased
  • defile
  • defiled
  • deflower
  • degrade
  • desecrate
  • dilute
  • diluted
  • dirtied
  • dirty
  • discolor
  • disgrace
  • dishonor
  • doctored
  • dot
  • dust
  • fleck
  • flecked
  • foul
  • fouled
  • freckled
  • grime
  • hurt
  • impure
  • incorporated
  • intermingled
  • intermixed
  • make foul
  • marble
  • marbled
  • merged
  • mess
  • mess up
  • mingled
  • mixed
  • molest
  • motley
  • mottle
  • muck
  • muck up
  • muddy
  • muss
  • muss up
  • pepper
  • piebald
  • pied
  • pimple
  • pollute
  • polluted
  • profane
  • rape
  • ravish
  • scuzz up
  • seduce
  • shame
  • skewbald
  • smear
  • smudge
  • soil
  • soiled
  • spatter
  • speck
  • speckle
  • splash
  • splotch
  • spoil
  • spoiled
  • spot
  • spotted
  • stain
  • stipple
  • streak
  • streaked
  • stripe
  • stud
  • sullied
  • sully
  • tabby
  • taint
  • tainted
  • tar
  • tarnish
  • thinned
  • trash
  • unclarified
  • unfiltered
  • unrefined
  • variegate
  • variegated
  • vitiate
  • weakened

sack

take off

takeoff

vandalize


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