"Raviner" Example Sentences
The word "raviner" does not appear to be a commonly used English word. Some alternative words you could use instead are:
• Ravine - A deep narrow steep-sided valley. Example: The path wound down into the ravine.
• Ravager - Someone or something that causes destruction. Example: The ravager destroyed the crops.
• Ravenous - Extremely hungry. Example: The ravenous wolf devoured its prey.
• Ravage - To cause severe damage to. Example: The hurricane ravaged the town.
1. The trail led down into the deep ravine.
2. The desert ravine was dry and rugged.
3. The stone walls of the ravine rose steeply on either side.
4. The river cut a path through the sandy ravine.
5. Alongside the ravine grew thickets of scrub brush.
6. She stumbled along the edge of the rocky ravine.
7. The landslide sent rocks tumbling down the ravine.
8. The ravine was nearly impassible in places.
9. Their campsite was nestled in the shady ravine.
10. The wildflowers that grew in the ravine were vibrant and lush.
11. The ravager destroyed everything in its path.
12. The invading army ravaged the village.
13. The storm ravaged the tiny coastal town.
14. The infestation ravaged the farmers' crops.
15. The fire ravaged the forest, leaving little behind.
16. The virus ravaged the population.
17. The ravenous wolf prowled the forest.
18. The ravenous beast devoured its prey in minutes.
19. The ravenous flames consumed the building rapidly.
20. The ravenous horde left little food behind.
21. The hurricane ravaged coastal towns for miles.
22. The wildfire ravaged nearly a million acres of forest.
23. The termites ravaged the wooden support beams.
24. The plague ravaged the population, killing thousands.
25. The poverty ravaged community struggled to survive.
26. The swarm of locusts ravaged the crops.
27. The invasive species ravaged the native plants.
28. The storm ravaged the island nation, destroying homes and infrastructure.
29. The army ravaged the countryside as it marched.
30. The illness ravaged his body, leaving him weakened.
31. The ravenous child devoured his cake in seconds.
32. The ravenous fire consumed the wood like kindling.
33. The ravenous beast stalked its next meal.
34. The invasion ravaged the city, reducing it to rubble.
35. The termites ravaged the wooden floorboards.
36. The blizzard ravaged the town, trapping residents inside.
37. The path wound down into the dimly lit ravine.
38. They set up camp in the peaceful ravine.
39. Dust and debris fell into the ravine.
40. The small stream cut through the rocky ravine.
41. The invading army ravaged the peaceful village.
42. The infestation ravaged the community garden.
43. Their crops were ravaged by frost and pests.
44. The storm ravaged the island, flattening homes and buildings.
45. The ravenous wolf attacked the flock of sheep.
46. The fans ravenously devoured the new book.
47. The ravenous flames hungrily consumed everything in their path.
48. The ravenous child ate all of the cookies within minutes.
49. The hurricane ravaged coastal homes, businesses and infrastructure.
50. The drought ravaged crops across the state.
60. The wild animals ravaged the pile of garbage.
Common Phases
Unfortunately "
raviner" does not appear to be an actual English word, so there are no common phrases that include it. Some alternative words you could use instead of "
raviner" are:
ravine:
at the bottom of the ravine
down in the ravine
deep ravine
went into the ravine
ravager:
the ravager attacked
ravager of cities
ravages of war
wreaked havoc as a ravager
ravenous:
ravenous appetite
ravenously hungry
had a ravenous appetite
fed their ravenous hunger
ravage:
ravaged the city
left in ruins/ravaged
the damage ravaged
ravages of war
For example:
The path wound down into the deep ravine.
Their campsite was nestled at the bottom of the ravine.
The ravager attacked and destroyed everything in its path.
The fire left the town in ruins and ravaged.
After days without food, their ravenous hunger overtook them.
The ravages of war destroyed much of what they had built.
Hope this helps clarify! Let me know if you have any other questions.