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ravagement

† ˈravagement Obs. rare.
  [a. F. ravagement: see ravage v. and -ment.]
  Ravage.

1723 Briton No. 20 (1724) 87 Success attended their In⁓roads and Ravagements. 1766 Entick London IV. 286 Houses within the ravagement of the flames.

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