wrath Synonyms
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Strong:
- irritability
- hostility
- madness
- annoyance
- furor
- mad
- spleen
- jealousy
- ire
- choler
- angriness
- resentment
- contempt
- slow-burn
- irritation
- bitterness
- exasperation
- grudge
Weak:
- belligerence
- crankiness
- warmth
- virulence
- pique
- malice
- pet
- bile
- antagonism
- temper
- heat
- contentiousness
- outburst
- flare
- pugnaciousness
- irascibility
- huff
- aggravation
- dudgeon
- vexation
- biliousness
- irateness
- animosity
- querulousness
- lividness
- enmity
- delirium
- rise
- vitriol
- acrimoniousness
- antipathy
- blowup
- embitterment
- pugnacity
- malevolence
- acrimony
- road-rage
- envy
- hot-headedness
- quarrelsomeness
- birse
- jaundice
- lividity
- spite
- contrariness
- venom
- rancor
- vindictiveness
- vengefulness
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wrath Meaning
wrath (n)
intense anger (usually on an epic scale)
belligerence aroused by a real or supposed wrong (personified as one of the deadly sins)
wrath (a.)
Violent anger; vehement exasperation; indignation; rage; fury; ire.
The effects of anger or indignation; the just punishment of an offense or a crime.
See Wroth.
wrath (v. t.)
To anger; to enrage; -- also used impersonally.
wrath Sentence Examples
- The wrath of the storm ravaged the coastal town, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
- The judge's wrathful sentence sent a shiver down the defendant's spine.
- The dragon's fiery wrath incinerated its enemies, reducing them to mere ashes.
- The general's wrathful army marched into battle, their hearts filled with bloodlust.
- The volcano's wrath erupted in a deafening explosion, spewing lava and ash into the sky.
- The hurricane's wrathful winds tore through the trees, leaving behind a scene of utter devastation.
- The father's wrathful glare silenced his misbehaving child instantly.
- The wrath of a betrayed lover is a force to be reckoned with.
- The professor's wrathful critique left the students both humbled and terrified.
- The wrath of the ancient gods is said to be swift and unforgiving.
FAQs About the word wrath
intense anger (usually on an epic scale), belligerence aroused by a real or supposed wrong (personified as one of the deadly sins)Violent anger; vehement exaspe
wrathfulness, indignation,anger, fury, rage, outrage, mood, irritability, hostility, madness
pleasure, delight,pleasure, delight, patience,patience, calmness, forbearance,forbearance, calmness
The wrath of the storm ravaged the coastal town, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
The judge's wrathful sentence sent a shiver down the defendant's spine.
The dragon's fiery wrath incinerated its enemies, reducing them to mere ashes.
The general's wrathful army marched into battle, their hearts filled with bloodlust.
