wrought (Meaning)
wrought (s)
shaped to fit by or as if by altering the contours of a pliable mass (as by work or effort)
wrought ()
of Work
imp. & p. p. of Work.
wrought (a.)
Worked; elaborated; not rough or crude.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wrought
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- occasioned
- bred
- drew on
- spawned
- gave rise to
- made
- brought forth
- brought on
- generated
- induced
- engendered
- effected
- brought about
- resulted (in)
- translated (into)
- effectuated
- catalyzed
- prompted
- begat
- invoked
- yielded
Antonyms:
- put down
- stilled
- curbed
- destroyed
- arrested
- stifled
- put down
- abolished
- arrested
- repressed
- stilled
- quelled
- smothered
- killed
- subdued
- subdued
- destroyed
- squashed
- quashed
- inhibited
- restrained
- squashed
- quashed
- retarded
- retarded
- dampened
- squelched
- smothered
- squelched
- abolished
- stifled
- dampened
- inhibited
- repressed
- killed
- quelled
- restrained
- curbed
Synonyms:
- rendered
- developed
- furthered
- instituted
- established
- decided
- innovated
- determined
- cultivated
- began
- fostered
- advanced
- inaugurated
- started
- begot
- set
- launched
- contributed (to)
- set up
- forwarded
- fathered
- encouraged
- turned out
- introduced
- nurtured
- enacted
- founded
- pioneered
- promoted
- initiated
- conduced (to)
Antonyms:
wrought Sentence Examples
- The intricate metalwork wrought by the skilled artisan evoked a sense of timeless elegance.
- The wrought iron gates creaked open, revealing the hidden garden beyond.
- The storm had wrought havoc on the countryside, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
- Fear wrought havoc in the villagers' hearts as they witnessed the approaching invaders.
- The artist's genius was evident in the wrought sculpture that captured the essence of human emotion.
- The wrought nails gleamed in the dim light, a reminder of the sacrifices that had been made.
- The wrought silver jewelry sparkled and shone, a testament to the beauty of the craft.
- The wrought iron balcony provided a picturesque perch from which to survey the surroundings.
- The ancient wrought paper documents revealed secrets long forgotten by time.
- The wrought bronze statue stood proudly in the town square, a symbol of the city's rich history.
FAQs About the word wrought
shaped to fit by or as if by altering the contours of a pliable mass (as by work or effort)of Work, imp. & p. p. of Work., Worked; elaborated; not rough or crud
did, produced, brought, caused, created, occasioned, bred, drew on, spawned, gave rise to
controlled, restricted, impeded, impeded,limited, checked, suppressed, restricted, crushed, suppressed
The intricate metalwork wrought by the skilled artisan evoked a sense of timeless elegance.
The wrought iron gates creaked open, revealing the hidden garden beyond.
The storm had wrought havoc on the countryside, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
Fear wrought havoc in the villagers' hearts as they witnessed the approaching invaders.
