wrath

• Nom désignant une colère intense, souvent d'ampleur épique ou guerrière, provoquée par une offense réelle ou imaginée, parfois personnifiée comme l'un des péchés capitaux.

A noun referring to intense, often epic anger or belligerence aroused by a real or perceived wrong, sometimes personified as one of the deadly sins.

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1. Intense angerB2formal

   Extreme, often vengeful anger, typically on a grand or epic scale.

   Fureur vengeresse

   • The king's wrath fell upon the traitors.
   • She feared the wrath of her father if she disobeyed.
   • The storm unleashed its full wrath on the coastal town.

   Synonymesangerfuryindignationireoutragerageresentmentvehemence

   Antonymescalmnesscomposureequanimityforgivenesspeaceserenitytranquility

2. Personification of angerC1formal

   Belligerence aroused by a real or perceived wrong, often personified as one of the seven deadly sins.

   Personnification de la colère

   • In medieval morality plays, Wrath is depicted as a violent figure.
   • He was consumed by wrath, unable to forgive the betrayal.
   • The sin of wrath is often shown as a destructive force in literature.

   Synonymesangerexasperationfuryindignationirerageresentment

   Antonymesbenevolencecalmgoodwillpeaceserenity