wroth Antonyms
Strongest:
- satisfied
- cordial
- pleased
- friendly
- cordial
- pleased
- satisfied
- accommodating
- agreeable
- friendly
- complaisant
- accommodating
- accepting
- delighted
- complaisant
- agreeable
- accepting
- delighted
Strong:
- kind
- calm
- empathetic
- content
- sympathetic
- happy
- amicable
- tolerant
- obliging
- kind
- amenable
- sweet
- pleasant
- sympathetic
- amicable
- pleasant
- content
- obliging
- amenable
- empathetic
- understanding
- calm
- happy
- tolerant
- sweet
- understanding
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- steaming
- ireful
- hot
- annoyed
- sore
- wrathful
- choleric
- hot-under-the-collar
- riled
- irate
- infuriate
- fuming
- passionate
- rabid
- fit-to-be-tied
- rankled
- inflamed
- shirty
- irritable
- livid
- foaming
- ticked
- apoplectic
- incensed
Weak:
- in-a-huff
- inimical
- disagreeable
- sizzling
- cold
- blue-in-the-face
- teed-off
- frigid
- contentious
- seething
- bent-out-of-shape
- vengeful
- belligerent
- petulant
- unpleasant
- bristling
- going-crook
- stormy
- vitriolic
- testy
- bitter
- perturbed
- vindictive
- resentful
- aggravated
- piqued
- sulky
- huffy
- horn-mad
- inflammable
- enflamed
- cheesed-off
- cross
- embittered
- boiling
- smoldering
- ranting
- ornery
- acrid
- bilious
- icy
- malevolent
- antipathetic
- grumpy
- rancorous
- hopping-mad
- in-a-pet
- crabby
- irascible
- smouldering
- snappish
- cantankerous
- steamed-up
- burning
- virulent
- churlish
- fretful
- quarrelsome
- unfriendly
- antagonistic
- bearish
- roiled
- distant
- disapproving
- wrought-up-
- acrimonious
- bristly
- antisocial
- peevish
- exasperated
- riley
- spiteful
- hopping
- worked-up
- in-a-fume
- raving
- querulous
Meaning of wroth
wroth (s)
vehemently incensed and condemnatory
wroth (a.)
Full of wrath; angry; incensed; much exasperated; wrathful.
wroth Sentence Examples
- The king was wroth with his treacherous advisor.
- The teacher's wroth was evident in her icy stare.
- The jury was wroth at the defendant's blatant lies.
- The citizens were wroth over the government's incompetence.
- The soldier's wroth erupted as he stormed into battle.
- The parents were wroth when they discovered their daughter's deception.
- The traveler was wroth with the innkeeper for refusing him shelter.
- The artist was wroth with the critics who had panned her masterpiece.
- The scientist was wroth at the funding cuts that threatened her research.
- The victim was wroth with the assailant who had brutally attacked her.
FAQs About the word wroth
vehemently incensed and condemnatoryFull of wrath; angry; incensed; much exasperated; wrathful.
infuriated,angry, outraged, indignant, ballistic, furious, mad, enraged, angered, steaming
satisfied, cordial,pleased, friendly, cordial, pleased, satisfied, accommodating, agreeable, friendly
The king was wroth with his treacherous advisor.
The teacher's wroth was evident in her icy stare.
The jury was wroth at the defendant's blatant lies.
The citizens were wroth over the government's incompetence.
