Ravished

Word RAVISHED
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Definitions and meanings of "Ravished"

What do we mean by ravished?

To seize and carry away by violence; to snatch by force.

(usually passive) To transport with joy or delight; to delight to ecstasy.

To rape.

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The word "ravished" in example sentences

Pertinax exposed to public auction, 51 gold and silver plate, chariots of a singular construction, a superfluous wardrobe of silk and embroidery, and a great number of beautiful slaves of both sexes; excepting only, with attentive humanity, those who were born in a state of freedom, and had been ravished from the arms of their weeping parents. ❋ Unknown (1206)

At first I wasn't sure where he was going with the idea, particularly when he brought up the idea of being ravished, which is so 1980's bodice rippers, but then he mentioned a man wanting to be ravished and having his partner in control and I remembered the scene in Hope Tarr's new Blaze release Bound to Please, where the heroine has her way with the hero. ❋ Elizabeth Kerri Mahon (2008)

And speaking thus, he dropped on his knees and pressed to her feet his face, whose glowing and noble expression ravished Catharine's heart. ❋ Henry Niles Pierce (1843)

Without it, literature in particular becomes just another form of moral or political discourse (which is paradoxically what Wieseltier objected to in Checkpoint), but Wieseltier's aversion to being "ravished" by art is obviously so powerful that it is a price he would willingly pay. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The word "ravished" (Pr 5: 19) here denotes fulness of punishment. ❋ Unknown (1871)

Revellers have revealed that the 31-year-old hitched up her skirt and pleaded to be "ravished" on the dance floor of a busy nightclub. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Palin also used Twitter this year to discuss the Gulf Coast being "ravished" by the oil spill. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The desperate model, 31, hitched up her skirt and pleaded to be "ravished" on the dancefloor of a busy nightclub, revellers said. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Parents like John and Brandy have no control over the massive joblessness and foreclosures and misguided tax cuts for the wealthy that have ravished our economy. ❋ Marian Wright Edelman (2011)

Maybe the hand, in falling, will drop a healing nap to wake us, pillows ravished, applauding our dreams. ❋ Matt Dennison (2012)

Her bald head ravished by the chemotherapy was wrapped in a silk scarf. ❋ V.C.Andrews (2011)

In Young Werther in Love, Werther describes at length the triviality of his life before he met Charlotte; it is a time of “wondrous serenity,” soon to be disturbed, shattered, ravished—no wonder they call it falling. ❋ Gary Percesepe (2011)

This year's show has captured the usual kind of criticism within architectural circles, torn between finding some things beautiful but then feeling the guilt for being ravished by the beauty. ❋ Todd Reisz (2010)

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