1. one who captivates or enchants others with beauty or charm
Usage: literary
2. one who commits rape
Usage: archaic; offensive

Examples

• The poet described the sunset as a ravisher of hearts.
• In the old tale, the prince was portrayed as a ravisher of maidens’ affections.
• The garden’s beauty made it a ravisher of all who entered.
• Historical texts sometimes used the term ravisher in legal contexts.
• The musician was called a ravisher of souls through his melodies.