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ravish
ravish [Middle English, to seize and take away by violence, from Middle French raviss-, stem of ravir, ultimately from
Ravisher
One who ravishes in any sense
Ravishment
Ravishment, forcible violation. See ABDUCTION and RAPE. --forcible seizure and carrying off of another person (esp. a woman), Black's
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Ravish
To seize and carry away by violence to snatch by force
Rapturous
Ecstatic transporting ravishing feeling expressing or manifesting rapture as rapturous joy pleasure or delight rapturous applause
Ravishingly
In a ravishing manner
Raptor
A ravisher a plunderer
Ecstatically
Rapturously ravishingly
Constuprate
To ravish to debauch
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