noun

wrath

wrath, extreme anger, fury

He feared the wrath of his father.

He feared the wrath of his father.

She incurred the wrath of her boss.

She incurred the wrath of her boss.

the wrath ((of sb.)) the anger of someone He feared the wrath of his father.

to incur the wrath ((of sb.)) to make someone very angry She incurred the wrath of her boss.

Synonyms: anger, fury, rage, indignation; Antonyms: calm, happiness, pleasure

From Old English 'wrāð' meaning 'angry, twisted'.

The 'wr' sound is like a growl of anger. Think of 'the wrath of the gods'.

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