wrathful
adjective
very angry; ireful; full of wrath.
wrathfully
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a word derived from
wrathful.
Example Sentences
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During the trial the judge discovered that Defendant Kaplan and two bodyguards were armed with pearl-handled revolvers, wrathfully ordered them to check their weapons with the court clerk.
From Time Magazine Archive
Then why, wrathfully asked the four labor members, had the board spent eight months taking evidence?
From Time Magazine Archive
A.F.L. yelled wrathfully and in some cases A.F.L. longshoremen crossed the rival lines.
From Time Magazine Archive
For an example of disheartening delay, Mr. Stettinius wrathfully cited an incident which also exemplified the new mutual attitude of U. S. Government and Business.
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
