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wrathful definition

wrath·ful (-fəl)

adjective

  1. full of wrath; intensely angry
  2. resulting from, characterized by, or expressing wrath

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wrathful Synonyms

wrathful

modif.

furious, raging, storming; see angry.


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wrathful Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • eye: I grabbed my own blade and sunk it deep into his wrathful eye.
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