Havoc ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Havoc ( noun )

1. Great destruction or damage.
2. Disorder and confusion.
3. A situation in which everything is in a state of confusion or disorder.

Origin:

Havoc (n.) c.1300, "plunder, pillage," from old french havot "plunder, pillag.e",

Examples:

1. The storm wreaked havoc on the town.
2. He was playing havoc with her emotions.
3. She was causing havoc in the office.
4. The flood caused havoc in the village.
5. He was playing havoc with the stock market.

(As a verb)

Havoc ( verb )

1. Great destruction or damage.
2. Disorder and confusion.
3. A situation in which everything is in a state of confusion or disorder.

Origin:

Havoc (n.) c.1300, "plunder, pillage," from old french havot "plunder, pillag.e",

Examples:

1. The storm wreaked havoc on the town.
2. He was playing havoc with her emotions.
3. She was causing havoc in the office.
4. The flood caused havoc in the village.
5. He was playing havoc with the stock market.