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The phrase "as a scourge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that causes great suffering or harm, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The disease spread rapidly, acting as a scourge on the population, leaving devastation in its wake."
Alternatives: "as a plague" or "as a bane".
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The love affair was short-lived, and soon vuvuzelas were renounced as a scourge.
In the past, shorebirds have played an important role as a scourge of insects.
Standing outside as a scourge of the service, he encourages distrust.
So environmentalists, especially in the western US, tend to think of cattle as a scourge on the landscape.
Here we read: "Mr McCain sells himself as a scourge of special interests and hammer of lobbyists.
No politician wants to be seen as soft on the gangs, which are rightly seen as a scourge.
After that, he was regarded as a scourge of India's 12% Muslim minority and a staunch enemy of Pakistan.
The show has arrived with the usual fuss, denounced as a scourge by government officials and neighbors.
He is one of the few current players to have even mentioned homophobia as a scourge in the game.
What hasn't changed is that refugees are still seen at best as a burden, but sometimes as a scourge.
"Natural disasters are underestimated as a scourge that is hitting tens of millions of people every year," Egeland said.
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