havoc
IPA: hˈævʌk
noun
- Widespread devastation and destruction.
- Mayhem.
verb
- To pillage.
- To cause havoc.
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Examples of "havoc" in Sentences
- The crisis had wrought havoc on the army.
- The evil tyrant caused havoc in the three worlds.
- The chance to wreak havoc on the bomber offensive was lost.
- This causes Taiga to rage and wreak havoc in the classroom.
- If in the wrong hands, they can also wreak havoc in the water.
- The inconsistency has caused havoc throughout the sub articles.
- RAW funded and armed the terrorists to wreak havoc in the country.
- At places, the surface is subsiding and creating havoc in the area.
- The erratic supply of electricity played havoc in decline of this town.
- At the same time, the Catalan Company wrought havoc in the imperial domains.
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