wroth

Meanings

1. 1
   adj

   archaic or literary: intensely angry

   The king grew wroth when his command was openly defied.

From Old English wrath, meaning 'angry or hostile,' from a Proto-Germanic adjective also associated with cruelty. It is the adjectival relative of wrath and now survives chiefly in archaic or literary use.

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