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Wrought
Wrought adjective - Shaped to fit by or as if by altering the contours of a pliable mass (as by work or effort).
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- She's wrought with guilt, however, since her song doesn't make them invulnerable, just fearless, leading most of the soldiers to their death.
Source: Mind-Control Music - If I both feel incumbent and have an opportunity to scrawl a message on the wall as a warning or clue, I will not make it something incredibly vague like 'What has science wrought?
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The virus gets loose.Though that story is an epic in itself, it is merely the introduction to a larger conflict set decades later, following a young man named Peter Jaxon trying to make sense of himself and the world Wolgast wrought.
Source: Literature / The Passage
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