ravishment
/rævɪʃmənt/Definitions
1. noun
The act of taking something by force, especially a woman being taken by a man against her will, or a feeling of great pleasure or excitement.
“The king’s ravishment of the countryside was a terrible sight to behold.”
2. noun
A state of being overwhelmed with pleasure or excitement.
“The beauty of the sunset filled me with a sense of ravishment.”
3. noun
The act of plundering or seizing something, especially in a violent or aggressive manner.
“The bandits’ ravishment of the village left it in ruins.”
4. noun
A state of being carried away by one’s emotions, especially love or passion.
“Her ravishment by the music was evident in her tears and joyful smile.”