Wrathful

usgb/ˈræθfl/
adjective

Very angry.

She was wrathful at her husband for forgetting their anniversary.
Visual representation of "wrathful" - Very angry

Often appears as...

  • wrathful look
  • wrathful response
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Emotionally Charged

Use 'wrathful' to describe someone who is not just angry, but intensely so, with a strong emotional component.

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After the betrayal, he was wrathful, unable to speak calmly.
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Strong Disapproval

'Wrathful' implies a deep disapproval, not just a temporary irritation.

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The judge's wrathful decision reflected her strong stance against the crime.
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Intensity Matters

'Wrathful' is more intense than 'annoyed' or 'upset', showing a high level of anger.

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Her wrathful glare was enough to silence the room.
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