| A refraction without silvering in a state of perpetual ravishment of itself. |
| Oberon accuses Titania with being in love with Theseus and assisting him in the ravishment of antique beauties. |
| He drove into a town royally decorated, and still humming with the ravishment of the Tory entrance. |
| His ravishment had suffered a sharp natural decline reflected in a mental gloom. |
| I have wrestled with the glaukous-haired Poseidon, and feared his ravishment. |
| The speaker worked his way through plunder, ravishment and seditious behavior. |
