| WRATH | • wrath n. (Formal or old-fashioned) Great anger. • wrath n. (Rare) Punishment. • wrath adj. Wrathful; wroth; very angry. |
| WRATHED | • wrathed v. Simple past tense and past participle of wrath. • WRATH v. (obsolete) to make or become angry. |
| WRATHFUL | • wrathful adj. Possessed of great wrath; very angry. • WRATHFUL adj. extremely angry, also WROTHFUL. |
| WRATHFULLY | • wrathfully adv. In a wrathful manner; with anger; angrily. • WRATHFUL adv. extremely angry, also WROTHFUL. |
| WRATHFULNESS | • wrathfulness n. The quality of being wrathful; wrath. • WRATHFULNESS n. the state of being wrathful. |
| WRATHFULNESSES | • WRATHFULNESS n. the state of being wrathful. |
| WRATHIER | • wrathier adj. Comparative form of wrathy: more wrathy. • WRATHY adj. inclined to wrath. |
| WRATHIEST | • wrathiest adj. Superlative form of wrathy: most wrathy. • WRATHY adj. inclined to wrath. |
| WRATHILY | • wrathily adv. (Colloquial, archaic) In a wrathy manner; with great anger. • WRATHY adv. inclined to wrath. |
| WRATHINESS | • wrathiness n. Quality of being wrathy. • WRATHINESS n. the state of being wrathy, angry. |
| WRATHINESSES | • WRATHINESS n. the state of being wrathy, angry. |
| WRATHING | • wrathing v. Present participle of wrath. • WRATH v. (obsolete) to make or become angry. |
| WRATHLESS | • wrathless adj. Free from anger. • WRATHLESS adj. free from anger or wrath. |
| WRATHS | • wraths n. Plural of wrath. • WRATH v. (obsolete) to make or become angry. |
| WRATHY | • wrathy adj. (Chiefly US) Feeling wrath; very angry, furious. • WRATHY adj. inclined to wrath. |