ravishment

And oh, how she wanted to experience his ravishment again.

But how am I to describe to you the peace and ravishment of that face?

I didn't grow up looking for ravishment or rescue, either one.

Why not, am I in danger of violation and ravishment?

In the vibrant air we could smell ravishment and death.

She had been his wife four years; no one alive would believe a tale of ravishment.

"Ravishment of one's wife does not need an audience," he informed her.

"It is for your ravishment that I put on this blouse.

Her ravishment too had been part of the scheme of things.

What sort of ravishment did you have in mind?"

He felt no real anger at the attempted ravishment.

Only when the ravishment was complete did the captain of the pirates come ashore.

'Am I to expect ravishment now, or something similar?

"Ravishment," she said, turning the word over on her tongue and seemingly considering its significance.

But, little savage that she was, she'd given in to ravishment without one iota of restraint.

The virginal 18-year-old governesses awaiting ravishment are all but gone.

This is the stuff of big-screen ravishment and, as it turned out, the inspiration for a cult.

Better simple ravishment than this calculating dominion, which eroded my will and filled me with fear.

That her thoughts could be so invaded was, to her, a kind of ravishment, such a blow as she had never taken before.

Eventually, she saves Karryn, the daughter of a rebel, from kidnapping and ravishment.

Other artists took more reliable approaches to ravishment.

Her eyes were glazed thickly from the ravishment her body was enduring.