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Discover Ludwig'ravaged by war' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe something (usually a place) that has been damaged or destroyed as a result of war. Example sentence: The once thriving city was now ravaged by war.
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Rebuilding societies ravaged by war, she said, is not "just talking about the guns coming down.
In the 14th and 15th centuries France was ravaged by war, plague, and famine.
In Afghanistan, he has documented daily life in a country ravaged by war.
He soon violated the treaty; his estates were declared neutral, and Lorraine was ravaged by war.
Today, the biggest challenge in girls' education rests in a group of countries ravaged by war.
She leads a divided coalition and inherits an economy ravaged by war, sanctions, inflation and mismanagement.
Lebanon was then ravaged by war, and there seemed no hope for a legless infant.
But in a city ravaged by war, life continues, surreally somehow, around the City Hotel's corpse.
Ravaged by war and disease, DRC ranks bottom of the UN's human development index.
The population of Kabul has expanded eight-fold, and streets ravaged by war are bustling with street markets.
And in countries ravaged by war where little else works, the local Red Cross society is often resilient.
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