| ravage country | 2.44 | AIDS continues to ravage the country. | ||
| ravage body | 1.18 | But his body was ravaged. | ||
| ravage part | 1.12 | Fires already have ravaged parts of the rain forest. | ||
| ravage area | 0.99 | Forest fires also have ravaged some areas. | ||
| ravage crop | 0.99 | They can also ravage crops of apples, grapes and other fruits. | ||
| ravage land | 0.72 | Not only the land is ravaged. | ||
| ravage nation | 0.66 | Both nations have been ravaged for years by civil war and continuing clashes between Hutus and Tutsis. | ||
| ravage city | 0.59 | Floods had just ravaged the city. | ||
| ravage economy | 0.59 | Its economy has been ravaged. | ||
| ravage population | 0.53 | Early colonists ravaged native populations with syphilis and typhoid. | ||
| ravage region | 0.53 | The central region was particularly ravaged by decades of war. | ||
| ravage herd | 0.39 | It has ravaged herds in Europe. | ||
| ravage family | 0.33 | Families were ravaged. | ||
| ravage island | 0.33 | The Water and Power Authority asked for an increase after Hurricane Marilyn ravaged the islands in September. | ||
| ravage town | 0.33 | Still, it was a stirring run by a team whose town was ravaged by an earthquake in January. | ||
| ravage building | 0.26 | They left that business after a series of storms ravaged the building and hurt tourism, he said. | ||
| ravage countryside | 0.26 | Alvares said work on the railroad had ravaged the countryside. | ||
| ravage homeland | 0.26 | Puerto Rican welterweight Wilfredo Rivera survived Hurricane Hortense when it ravaged his homeland. | ||
| ravage neighborhood | 0.26 | Over the last two years, gangs have ravaged two neighborhoods. |