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wroth

[rawth, roth, rohth] / rɔθ, rɒθ, roʊθ /


Example Sentences

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“Hackers will be watching this sentence to decide whether it’s wroth engaging in this kind of conduct,” Kosto said.

From Seattle Times

By the time Pomp had detected this piece of deception, five or six cows were missing, and his master so wroth that Pomp scarce knew what to do.

From Literature

His knees shook, and he was wroth with himself.

From Literature

Less wroth now, I wonder why the mere mention of the medieval age incites within me the urge to battle.

From New York Times

And the High Priestess waxed exceeding wroth and said to the people, Fear not.

From The New Yorker