Wrathful Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɹæθfəl

RATH-fuhl

UK

ɹˈæθfəl

RATH-fuhl

परिभाषा

Feeling or showing strong anger. Someone who is wrathful is extremely angry and may seem threatening or dangerous.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Wrathful' is formal and strong, often used to describe extreme, intense anger—stronger than 'angry' or 'mad.' Appears in literature, historical or religious contexts, or to emphasize righteous fury. Common collocation: 'wrathful expression,' 'wrathful god.'

• Spanish: airado - colérico
• Portuguese (BR): colérico - irado
• Portuguese (PT): colérico - irado
• Chinese (Simplified): 愤怒的 - 怒气冲冲的
• Chinese (Traditional): 憤怒的 - 怒氣沖沖的
• Hindi: क्रोधी - गुस्से से भरा
• Arabic: غاضب - ممتلئ بالغضب
• Bengali: প্রচণ্ড রাগাক্রান্ত - ক্রোধে উন্মত্ত
• Russian: гневный - яростный
• Japanese: 激怒した - 怒りに満ちた
• Vietnamese: giận dữ - nổi cơn thịnh nộ
• Korean: 격노한 - 분노에 찬
• Turkish: öfkeli - çok kızgın
• Urdu: غیظ و غضب سے بھرا ہوا - انتہا درجے کا ناراض
• Indonesian: penuh amarah - amat marah

उदाहरण वाक्य

The wrathful teacher shouted at the noisy class.

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She gave him a wrathful look.

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The story tells of a wrathful king who punished his enemies.

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The boss was wrathful after hearing the bad news.

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He wrote a wrathful email he later regretted.

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A wrathful storm rolled across the sky, shaking the city.

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