ravish in Portuguese
ravish in Portuguese is raptar, arrebatar — ravish means to fill someone with intense delight or joy.
ravish in Portuguese
raptar
(archaic, or, literary) To seize and carry away by violence; to snatch by force.
arrebatar
(transitive, usually, passive) To transport with joy or delight; to delight to ecstasy.
What does "ravish" mean?
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verb To fill someone with intense delight or joy.
"The soprano's voice ravished the entire audience."
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verb An older, formal word meaning to rape or sexually assault.
"The novel's dated language describes the villain attempting to ravish the heroine."
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ravish in a sentence
- The soprano's voice ravished the entire audience.
- The novel's dated language describes the villain attempting to ravish the heroine.
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What is "ravish" in Portuguese?
"ravish" in Portuguese is raptar, arrebatar. ravish means: To fill someone with intense delight or joy.
How do you use "ravish" in a sentence?
Example: "The soprano's voice ravished the entire audience." In Portuguese, "ravish" is raptar, arrebatar.
Are there other ways to say "ravish" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "ravish": raptar, arrebatar.
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