Modifies a noun

• beauty: We were waited on by five or six country girls of ravishing beauty, dressed with exquisite neatness.

• music: At once she was caught in a web of ravishing music and dazzled by a panorama of lights and colors.

• sound: In magical combinations, the lute and harp-playing by Robert Phillips and William Taylor produce the most ravishing, resonant sound.

• film: An odd, intense, haunting and visually ravishing film.

• score: The differences in attitudes and styles of East and West are skilfully woven together in Puccini's ravishing score.

Modifying Another Word

• visually: An odd, intense, haunting and visually ravishing film.

• rather: Listened to again some eleven years later it actually sounds rather ravishing.

Used with adjective complement

• look: No human being, since the world began, has ever looked more ravishing.

• sound: Listened to again some eleven years later it actually sounds rather ravishing.