ravined

UK
/rəˈvɪnd/
US
/rəˈvɪnd/

Translations

ravinedadjective
more ravined
Comp.
most ravined
Super.
UK
/rəˈvɪnd/
US
/rəˈvɪnd/
The ravined landscape made it difficult to build roads.
Овражистый ландшафт затруднял строительство дорог.
ravinedpast participle
UK
/rəˈviːnd/
US
/rəˈvind/
Used attributively in archaic contexts meaning ‘gorged’ or ‘satiated with prey’, e.g. “the ravined wolf”.
ravineverb

ravined

Past Simple

ravined
Past Simple
ravined
Past Participle
ravining
Gerund
UK
/rəˈviːn/
US
/rəˈvin/
Archaic, rare usage meaning ‘to devour greedily; prey upon’.

Definitions

ravinedadjective
Characterized by deep, narrow valleys or gorges.
The ravined landscape made it difficult for the hikers to find a clear path.
ravinedpast participle
Archaic: satiated with prey; having gorged oneself.
The ravined wolf slunk back to its den, its hunger temporarily quenched.
ravineverb
Archaic or poetic: to devour greedily; to prey upon.
The hawks ravined upon their unsuspecting prey.