Temper
Wrath
Wrath noun - An intense emotional state of displeasure with someone or something.
Usage example: waited until my initial wrath had eased before voicing my complaint
Temper and wrath are semantically related in extreme anger topic. Sometimes you can use "Temper" instead a noun "Wrath".
Nearby Word: wrathful
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| similar | similar temper | similar wrath |
| violent | violent temper | violent wrath |
| extreme | extreme temper | extreme wrath |
| fiery | fiery temper | fiery wrath |
| Other adjectives: fierce, terrible, horrible, psychic, unpredictable, terrifying. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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At the start of the story she has managed to control her temper and she regrets some of her past explosions of wrath-, but she still has a short fuse.
Source: Hair-Trigger Temper -
He has a nasty temper, and is Ax-Crazy enough that his subordinates fear his wrath.
Source: The Caligula -
Mirror Match: Our seven fighters against the Seven Flames, one for each person's flaw: we only see Yuuki's temper (wrath) and Ogami's pride.
Source: Manga / Code:Breaker
Cite this Source
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