wrath in Latin
wrath in Latin is īra — wrath means intense anger, often with a desire for revenge.
wrath in Latin
īra
(uncountable, formal) Great anger; (countable) an instance of this.
What does "wrath" mean?
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noun Intense anger, often with a desire for revenge.
"The villagers feared the king's wrath."
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wrath in a sentence
- The villagers feared the king's wrath.
- She braced herself for her mother's wrath when the vase shattered.
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What is "wrath" in Latin?
"wrath" in Latin is īra. wrath means: Intense anger, often with a desire for revenge.
How do you use "wrath" in a sentence?
Example: "The villagers feared the king's wrath." In Latin, "wrath" is īra.
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