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Ravishment

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ravish

ravish [Middle English, to seize and take away by violence, from Middle French raviss-, stem of ravir, ultimately from

Ravishingly

In a ravishing manner

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Ravisher

One who ravishes in any sense

Ravishing

Rapturous transporting

Ravish

To seize and carry away by violence to snatch by force

Ecstatically

Rapturously ravishingly

Constuprate

To ravish to debauch

Raptor

A ravisher a plunderer

Rapturous

Ecstatic transporting ravishing feeling expressing or manifesting rapture as rapturous joy pleasure or delight rapturous applause

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