5 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Havoc' in a Sentence
"Extreme destruction or ruinous damage; widespread devastation." more
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The sudden change in weather wreaked havoc on the agricultural crops, causing crop failure.
The hurricane's fury created havocs, with trees uprooted and power lines down.
The infestation of pests wreaked havoc on the farmer's crops, leading to substantial losses.
The power outage caused havoc in the city, plunging residents into darkness.
The volcanic eruption wreaked havoc on the nearby villages, burying them in ash.
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