Examples of 'cause havoc' in a sentence
Meaning of "cause havoc"
To cause havoc means to create chaos, disorder, or destruction. It refers to the act of disrupting and damaging the normal functioning of something, leading to a state of confusion or turmoil. This phrase is often used to describe situations or actions that have a significant and disruptive impact, causing widespread disturbance or distress
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cause havoc
This could cause havoc in the streets.
I would rather you not cause havoc.
He will cause havoc with this work.
Apart from his ability to cause havoc.
To cause havoc and win the round.
Simone continues to cause havoc in the community.
They do lie a lot and those lies cause havoc.
And cause havoc in the village.
You think you can cause havoc.
He could cause havoc in bed with his bone.
The fat really can cause havoc.
Flying can cause havoc on your mental health.
That thing could cause havoc.
They cause havoc in other houses.
Not doing so can again cause havoc in your plans.
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Could cause havoc all over the map.
Things that could cause havoc.
Least or cause havoc on your policy.
A larger amount of unmarried men can cause havoc in the country.
These can really cause havoc if you transplant them into a patient.
This season of freezing temperature can cause havoc to your car.
You could cause havoc among the youth of the country by misleading them.
Doing so will only cause havoc in your life.
It should guard against breakdown or unintended use that could cause havoc.
They stay and cause havoc to your health.
There is nothing unusual about him apart from his ability to cause havoc.
I used to actually cause havoc in this store right here.
Cheap electricity from fossil fuels means mining cryptocurrencies can cause havoc on the environment.
Massive stars can also cause havoc within a cloud when they die.
The Frankenstein monster must never cause havoc.
Others get aggressive and cause havoc in their relationships.
We wanted to infiltrate Christian nightclubs and cause havoc.
They would cause havoc.
They were then herded back in the direction of the Carthaginians to cause havoc there.
It will cause havoc.
The Indigenous people warn that these negative developments will cause havoc globally.
They come out at night and cause havoc around homes and farms.
Katy Perry apologises to Ryan Phillippe after dating rumours cause havoc.
I am gonna go down there and cause havoc just like we planned.
We should arrest them, so that they can not cause havoc.
There are amazing pressures today that cause havoc on various parts of the body.
Breakdowns, weather problems and air traffic delays cause havoc.
They were out to do nothing but cause havoc within the villages.
As long as they remain intact, POPs will continue to cause havoc.
Drug addiction continued to cause havoc within communities and to represent a huge drain on resources.
Roaches are disgusting nuisance that could cause havoc in any house.
So you want to cause havoc by dragging his wife into it?
It is not only the rain flooding that can cause havoc in your home.
Alcohol can cause havoc on your stomach, which can hurt your digestive capabilities.
Trade barriers among developed nations continue to cause havoc for many developing nations.
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