adjective

ravishing

Ravishing (adjective) means Extremely beautiful or attractive. Example: “She looked ravishing in the emerald gown.”

adjective

Extremely beautiful or attractive.

"She looked ravishing in the emerald gown."

How to use ravishing

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishStunningly beautiful.

Easily confused with

ravenous →

Common pairings

look ravishing a ravishing smile

more ravishing comparative, ravishings plural, most ravishing superlative

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She looked _____ in the emerald gown.

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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.