Phrases with «much havoc»

The phrase "much havoc" means causing a lot of chaos, damage, or destruction. Full definition

The defensive backs didn't create as much havoc as you'd like to see in this type of defense, but they could with better experience. (sbnation.com)
Who knew that a little piece of plastic we call a credit card could cause so much havoc on our finances. (financialhighway.com)
If you're not feeling well, investigate, without forgetting how much havoc a seemingly simple gluten sensitivity can cause. (ditchthewheat.com)
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