high-wrought (Meaning)
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high-wrought (a.)
Wrought with fine art or skill; elaborate.
Worked up, or swollen, to a high degree; as, a highwrought passion.
Synonyms & Antonyms of high-wrought
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high-wrought Sentence Examples
- The high-wrought emotions of the audience were palpable during the intense performance.
- The political rhetoric had become increasingly high-wrought, fueling tensions between opposing factions.
- The patient's high-wrought state made it difficult for them to communicate effectively.
- The high-wrought nature of the situation demanded a calm and collected response.
- The novel featured high-wrought language that perfectly captured the characters' emotional turmoil.
- The high-wrought tension between the characters reached a boiling point in the climactic scene.
- The high-wrought expectations for the project created an atmosphere of anxiety and pressure.
- The high-wrought piece of music evoked a range of powerful emotions from the listeners.
- The high-wrought atmosphere of the event was almost unbearable, with the attendees on edge.
- The high-wrought grief of the family was evident in their every word and deed.
FAQs About the word high-wrought
Wrought with fine art or skill; elaborate., Worked up, or swollen, to a high degree; as, a highwrought passion.
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The high-wrought emotions of the audience were palpable during the intense performance.
The political rhetoric had become increasingly high-wrought, fueling tensions between opposing factions.
The patient's high-wrought state made it difficult for them to communicate effectively.
The high-wrought nature of the situation demanded a calm and collected response.
