Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In a wrathful manner; with anger; angrily.
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- adverb In a
wrathful manner; withanger ;angrily .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adverb in a wrathful manner
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Examples
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"Mayflower;" but just as the landing was about to be effected, Mrs. Pike had called wrathfully from the house, and the rock sprang up and shambled off without even a word of apology or excuse.
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But Endicott, in the excitement of the moment, shook his sword wrathfully at the culprit -- an ominous gesture from a man like him.
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A sad and quiet smile flitted across the mild visage of Roger Williams, but Endicott, in the excitement of the moment, shook his sword wrathfully at the culprit -- an ominous gesture from a man like him.
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I wish you'd go away, "wrathfully," because then Joyce would come home and play with us again.
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Come, Monsieur, "wrathfully," you are acting like a fool or a boy.
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"Pshaw!" wrathfully, "have you been waiting for me to tell you?
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"I ain't goin 'to stand any more of its foolin'," Billy declared wrathfully.
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"Oh, we can learn all right," he muttered wrathfully.
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But gods are accustomed to being obeyed, and Grey Beaver wrathfully launched a canoe in pursuit.
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But at the end of half an hour he arose, growled wrathfully at the motionless ball, and trotted on.
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