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wrath

noun/ˈræθ/

intense, often vengeful anger

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wrath in a sentence

The villagers feared the wrath of the storm that flattened the coastline.

When she discovered the broken vase, her mother's wrath echoed through the entire house for the rest of the evening.

Where it comes from

From Old English wræððu 'anger', related to 'wroth'

Memory hook

WRATH rhymes with 'math' — some people get as angry as failing a math test.

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