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wrath (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: /rɒθ/

Intense, often destructive, anger or indignation.

The king's wrath was terrible to behold, leading to severe punishments for the rebels.
She feared incurring her mother's wrath if she broke the antique vase.
The ancient gods were known for unleashing their wrath upon mortals who displeased them.

wrath of (prepositional phrase): The anger belonging to or directed from someone/something. — "The people feared the wrath of the dictator."
in wrath (prepositional phrase): In a state of intense anger. — "He spoke in wrath, his voice trembling with fury."

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