wrathful
adjective
very angry; ireful; full of wrath.
wrathfully
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a word derived from
wrathful.
Example Sentences
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On a glove wrathfully displayed by Lawyer Untermyer the words "Made in Germany" appear only on the inner surface of one finger tip.
From Time Magazine Archive
By last week most U.S. citizens were wrathfully hunting a scapegoat.
From Time Magazine Archive
Mexico's press wrathfully asked whether U.S. agreements were scraps of paper.
From Time Magazine Archive
The man who rose most wrathfully was Senator Arthur Vandenberg, the amendment's author.
From Time Magazine Archive
“If there were you would be the better for it,” said I wrathfully, “for then your values would be true.”
From "Nectar in a Sieve" by Kamala Markandaya
