wrathful Antonyms
Strongest:
- complaisant
- amicable
- accommodating
- delighted
- pleased
- content
- amicable
- sympathetic
- accepting
- pleased
- accepting
- satisfied
- friendly
- content
- agreeable
- amenable
- amenable
- sympathetic
- cordial
- happy
- agreeable
- complaisant
- satisfied
- cordial
- happy
- accommodating
- delighted
- friendly
Strong:
- tolerant
- pleasant
- serene
- peaceable
- understanding
- tolerant
- sweet
- obliging
- understanding
- pacific
- empathetic
- placid
- serene
- sweet
- obliging
- affable
- peaceable
- genial
- amiable
- empathetic
- kind
- pleasant
- angerless
- angerless
- calm
- kind
- calm
- good-natured
- good-natured
- genial
- tranquil
- placid
- amiable
- tranquil
- pacific
- affable
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- choleric
- ireful
- passionate
- rabid
- riled
- livid
- incensed
- wroth
- fit-to-be-tied
- annoyed
- fuming
- hot
- apoplectic
- hopping-mad
- in-a-huff
- hot-under-the-collar
- inflamed
- foaming
- sore
- steaming
- irritable
- irate
- bent-out-of-shape
- infuriate
Weak:
- cold
- belligerent
- petulant
- peevish
- disapproving
- icy
- cranky
- grumpy
- ornery
- huffy
- contrary
- disputatious
- disagreeable
- vengeful
- spiteful
- hopping
- crabby
- resentful
- aggravated
- inflammable
- smoldering
- acrimonious
- bristly
- embittered
- shirty
- antagonistic
- testy
- contentious
- roiled
- grouchy
- burning
- ticked
- bilious
- quarrelsome
- distant
- perturbed
- bristling
- pugnacious
- smouldering
- acrid
- cantankerous
- querulous
- virulent
- argumentative
- antipathetic
- churlish
- worked-up
- horn-mad
- riley
- ranting
- vitriolic
- steamed-up
- blue-in-the-face
- ill-tempered
- vindictive
- dyspeptic
- in-a-fume
- enflamed
- rancorous
- exasperated
- malevolent
- wrought-up-
- stormy
- sulky
- antisocial
- raving
- teed-off
- bitter
- inimical
- in-a-pet
- rankled
- fretful
- snappish
- sizzling
- seething
- cross
- cheesed-off
- irascible
- unpleasant
- going-crook
- touchy
- ill-humored
- unfriendly
- boiling
- frigid
Meaning of wrathful
wrathful (s)
vehemently incensed and condemnatory
wrathful (a.)
Full of wrath; very angry; greatly incensed; ireful; passionate; as, a wrathful man.
Springing from, or expressing, wrath; as, a wrathful countenance.
wrathful Sentence Examples
- The ruler's wrathful gaze chilled his subjects to the bone.
- The wrathful storm battered the coastline with relentless fury.
- A sudden wrathful outburst shattered the peaceful atmosphere.
- The wrathful god unleashed his vengeance upon the unrighteous.
- The wrathful mob stormed the building, demanding retribution.
- The wrathful child stomped his feet and cried out in frustration.
- The wrathful animal bared its teeth and growled menacingly.
- The wrathful flames consumed everything in their path.
- The wrathful ocean tossed and turned, its waves crashing upon the shore.
- The wrathful spirit haunted the old castle, seeking revenge.
FAQs About the word wrathful
vehemently incensed and condemnatoryFull of wrath; very angry; greatly incensed; ireful; passionate; as, a wrathful man., Springing from, or expressing, wrath;
angered, mad, furious, ballistic, outraged, infuriated, enraged,angry, indignant, choleric
complaisant, amicable, accommodating, delighted,pleased, content, amicable, sympathetic, accepting, pleased
The ruler's wrathful gaze chilled his subjects to the bone.
The wrathful storm battered the coastline with relentless fury.
A sudden wrathful outburst shattered the peaceful atmosphere.
The wrathful god unleashed his vengeance upon the unrighteous.
