Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wrathful
Adjective
/ˈræθfəl/

Definition
Having or showing a strong feeling of anger.

Examples
- The wrathful storm caused havoc in the coastal towns.
- She had a wrathful reaction upon learning of the betrayal.
- His wrathful glare sent shivers down her spine.

Meaning
The term ‘wrathful’ describes an intense and often violent emotion associated with anger. It implies a sense of fury and vengeance that can sometimes lead to aggressive actions.

Synonyms
- angry
- furious
- irate
- indignant
- enraged