wrathful
Pronunciation: [ˈræθfəl]
Word
Context: "emotion"
(adjective) when someone is very angry or full of rage. If a person is feeling wrathful, they might be ready to yell or get into a fight because they are really upset.
Example
The teacher was wrathful when the students kept talking during the lesson.
Example
She was calm and collected, not at all wrathful during the argument.
Example
What made him so wrathful over such a small mistake?
Context: "literature"
(adjective) often used in stories or poems to describe a character with strong feelings of anger. In books, a wrathful character might seek revenge or act loudly because of their anger.
Example
In the story, the wrathful giant chased the villagers away from his treasure.
Example
The hero was not wrathful; instead, he chose to forgive those who wronged him.
Example
Why does the wrathful king want to punish everyone in the kingdom?
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