Wrath

English

Noun

Wrath (plural Wraths)

1. great anger
2. punishment

Adjective

Wrath (comparative more Wrath, superlative most Wrath)

1. (rare) Wrathful; very angry.

Adjectives for Wrath

tiger-like; indignant; dead; volcanic; infinite; jealous; immoderate; swollen; righteous; unconscious; intolerable; glutinous; treacherous; mingled; passionate; desolating; whimsical; vindictive; drunken; popular; fiercest; chastening; scornful; patient; ill-suppressed; silent; bitter; naked; envious; stormy; celestial; crazy; awakened; relentless; intense; mysterious; helpless; deathless; senile; destructive; parental; eternal; reproachful; unholy; headlong; foolish; revengeful; celebrated; threatening; righteous.

Verbs for Wrath

appease—; brave—; bring to—; burst into—; dampen—; draw—; encounter—; endure—; escape—; explode in—; fire with— incur—; mollify—; move to—; pacify— placate—; provoke—; repent—; rouse— slake—; uncork—; vent—; —abates; — abuses; —bites; —blazes —clouds; —descends upon; —melts; —oppresses; — smoulders.

Synonyms for Wrath

• (great anger): fury, ire

Thesaurus

acerbity, acrimony, anger, asperity, avarice, deadly sin, envy, fury, gluttony, grapes of wrath, greed, heat, indignation, irateness, ire, lust, mad, offense, pride, rage, resentment, sloth, soreness, vials of wrath,

Pronunciation

• (UK) IPA: /ɹɒθ/, /ɹæθ/, SAMPA: /r\QT/, /r\{T/

  Rhymes: -ɒθ

• (US) IPA: /ɹæːθ/, /ɹæθ/, SAMPA: /r\O:T/, /r\OT/

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  Rhymes: -æθ

• The pronunciation with the vowel IPA: /æ/ (SAMPA: /{/) is regarded as incorrect by many.