havoc in Irish
havoc in Irish is eirleach, slad — havoc means widespread destruction, chaos, or disorder.
havoc in Irish
eirleach
Widespread devastation and destruction.
slad
Widespread devastation and destruction.
What does "havoc" mean?
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noun Widespread destruction, chaos, or disorder.
"The storm wreaked havoc across the coastal towns."
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verb To cause widespread destruction or disorder to something.
"The invading army havocked the countryside as it advanced."
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havoc in a sentence
- The storm wreaked havoc across the coastal towns.
- The toddler caused havoc in the kitchen within minutes.
- The invading army havocked the countryside as it advanced.
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What is "havoc" in Irish?
"havoc" in Irish is eirleach, slad. havoc means: Widespread destruction, chaos, or disorder.
How do you use "havoc" in a sentence?
Example: "The storm wreaked havoc across the coastal towns." In Irish, "havoc" is eirleach, slad.
Are there other ways to say "havoc" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "havoc": eirleach, slad.
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