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wrath

[rath, rahth, rawth] / ræθ, rɑθ, rɔθ /


Example Sentences

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“If North Korea killed American children, the wrath of the American people would be terrible.”

From Washington Times

Although his rivals largely want to keep a distance, Mr. Trump's team is bent on pushing them to choose sides, risking the wrath of Republicans loyal to the former president.

From Salon

Although his rivals largely want to keep a distance, Mr. Trump’s team is bent on pushing them to choose sides, risking the wrath of Republicans loyal to the former president.

From New York Times

“The latest turmoil, however, has quickly reminded investors that risk assets simply cannot escape the wrath of monetary tightening.”

From New York Times

Mr. Prasad added that the aggressive use of sanctions by the United States had raised anxiety among other nations — even if they disagreed with Russia’s actions — that they could someday be exposed to Washington’s wrath.

From New York Times