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havoc

/ˈhæv.ək/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa destruição em massa, caos ou desordem, geralmente causados por um evento violento ou devastador.

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noun

/ˈhæv.ək/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa destruição em massa, caos ou desordem, geralmente causados por um evento violento ou devastador.

A noun referring to widespread destruction, chaos, or disorder, often caused by a violent or disruptive event.

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  1. Widespread destructionB2formal

    Great confusion, disorder, or destruction.

    ptDestruição generalizada

    • The storm wreaked havoc on the coastal towns.
    • The earthquake caused havoc across the region.
    • The fire created havoc in the old warehouse district.

    Sinônimosdesolationdestructiondevastationruinwreckage

    Antônimoscalmharmonyorderpeacetranquility

  2. Chaos or disruptionB2informal

    A situation of extreme confusion or disorder.

    ptCaos ou destruição

    • The sudden power outage caused havoc in the office.
    • The children ran through the house, creating havoc.
    • The new policy played havoc with our schedules.

    Sinônimosbedlamchaosconfusiondevastationdisorderdisruptionmayhempandemoniumturmoilwreckage

    Antônimoscalmharmonyorderpeacestability

Formas
  • havocs plural form
  • havocs' possessive plural form
  • havoc's possessive singular form
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