adjective
ravishing
Ravishing (adjective) means Extremely beautiful or attractive. Example: “She looked ravishing in the emerald gown.”
adjective
1
Extremely beautiful or attractive.
"Every time I get into a conversation with this ravishing girl, I want it to last forever."
"She looked ravishing in the emerald gown."
How to use ravishing
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishStunningly beautiful.
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Common pairings
look ravishing
a ravishing smile
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Word forms
- Plural
- ravishings
- Comparative
- more ravishing
- Superlative
- most ravishing
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She looked _____ in the emerald gown.
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Rhymes for ravishing
fishing
dishing
phishing
swishing
vanishing
perishing
finishing
punishing
polishing
nourishing
publishing
furnishing
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Frequently asked questions
What does “ravishing” mean?
The word “ravishing” means extremely beautiful or attractive. In plain terms, stunningly beautiful.
How do you use “ravishing” in a sentence?
Here is “ravishing” used in a sentence: “She looked ravishing in the emerald gown.”
What part of speech is “ravishing”?
“Ravishing” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of ravishing?
"ravishing" (adjective) means extremely beautiful or attractive.
