1. one that ravages; a person or thing that destroys, damages, or devastates

Examples

• The hurricane was a merciless ravager of the coastal towns.
• Time is often called the great ravager of beauty.
• The invading army proved to be a ruthless ravager of the countryside.
• Disease became the ravager of the weakened population.
• The wildfire was nature’s ravager, consuming everything in its path.
• War transforms ordinary soldiers into ravagers of peaceful communities.