Sick and Wrought

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Sick adjective - Filled with disgust.

Usage example: it makes me sick to think of someone hurting a helpless animal

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Wrought and sick are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wrought" instead an adjective "Sick".

Nearby Words: sickly, sicken, sickening, sickness, sicked

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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Sick and wrought are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Sick" instead an adjective "Wrought".

And when the prank he plays on her in "Family Business" out of jealousy of the attention she's getting from the magical world disarms her long enough to get her kidnapped, he's utterly sick at what his actions have wrought and immediately rushes to her rescue.

Source: Big Brother Instinct / Western Animation
Judgement on Janus: After recovering from the Green Sick, Ashla attempts to contact her beloved younger sister, but learns that the physiological and psychological changes wrought by the illness are such that her sister no longer recognizes her, and that she cannot see her old home as home anymore.

Source: Stranger in a Familiar Land

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