wrathfulness (Meaning)
wrathfulness
showing wrath, filled with wrath, arising from, marked by, or indicative of wrath
Synonyms & Antonyms of wrathfulness
Synonyms:
- contrariness
- irascibility
- pique
- virulence
- road rage
- querulousness
- bile
- spite
- embitterment
- vitriol
- contentiousness
- temper
- rancor
- antipathy
- biliousness
- pugnaciousness
- vengefulness
- jaundice
- grudge
- flare
- antagonism
- envy
- vindictiveness
- choler
- heat
- pet
- delirium
- malevolence
- acrimoniousness
- quarrelsomeness
- venom
- belligerence
- warmth
- enmity
- acrimony
- empoisonment
- vexation
- pugnacity
- hot-headedness
- aggravation
- rise
- malice
- crankiness
- outburst
- blowup
- irascibleness
- air rage
- disputatiousness
- animosity
Antonyms:
wrathfulness Sentence Examples
- The wrathfulness in his eyes sent shivers down their spines as he glared at them.
- The storm's fury unleashed its wrathfulness upon the coastal town, leaving a path of destruction in its wake.
- The dictator's wrathfulness towards his political opponents was legendary, leading to widespread fear and persecution.
- The volcanic eruption unleashed a torrent of lava and ash, its wrathfulness consuming everything in its path.
- The dragon's wrathfulness towards its tormentors was a sight to behold, its fiery breath incinerating its enemies.
- The wrathfulness of the jilted lover led him to plot a vengeful scheme against his former beloved.
- The wrathfulness of the ocean during a tempest was both awe-inspiring and terrifying, swallowing up ships with ruthless abandon.
- The wrathfulness of the mob was palpable as they marched towards the courthouse, seeking retribution for perceived injustices.
- The wrathfulness of the wronged spirit haunted the ancient castle, its cries echoing through the corridors at night.
- The wrathfulness of the wronged parent was evident in the cold, piercing glare they cast upon their errant child.
FAQs About the word wrathfulness
showing wrath, filled with wrath, arising from, marked by, or indicative of wrath
wrath, mood,anger, indignation, rage, fury, outrage, madness, spleen, bitterness
delight,pleasure,patience,calmness, forbearance
The wrathfulness in his eyes sent shivers down their spines as he glared at them.
The storm's fury unleashed its wrathfulness upon the coastal town, leaving a path of destruction in its wake.
The dictator's wrathfulness towards his political opponents was legendary, leading to widespread fear and persecution.
The volcanic eruption unleashed a torrent of lava and ash, its wrathfulness consuming everything in its path.
