devastate [ˈdevəsteɪt] V. trans.
1. devastate (destroy):
- devastate
- niszczyć [perf z-]
2. devastate coloq. (upset):
- devastate
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| I | devastate |
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| you | devastate |
| he/she/it | devastates |
| we | devastate |
| you | devastate |
| they | devastate |
| I | devastated |
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| you | devastated |
| he/she/it | devastated |
| we | devastated |
| you | devastated |
| they | devastated |
| I | have | devastated |
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| you | have | devastated |
| he/she/it | has | devastated |
| we | have | devastated |
| you | have | devastated |
| they | have | devastated |
| I | had | devastated |
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| you | had | devastated |
| he/she/it | had | devastated |
| we | had | devastated |
| you | had | devastated |
| they | had | devastated |
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Her parents were devastated and their grief would last until the end of their lives.
en.wikipedia.org The two lovers are devastated and decide to run away together.
en.wikipedia.org The city is devastated by the impacts and blast of heat.
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en.wikipedia.org To make matters worse, a fire in 1941 destroyed 11 buildings, devastating the town's financial heart.
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