bring wrath

Frequency: 4.20.3 per million words

to cause wrath to be directed at someone

wrathVERB + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • This remark brought the judge's full wrath down on Sergeant Golding.
  • His rebellious actions could bring the wrath of the tribal elders upon him.
  • Continuing to ignore the rules will bring the manager's wrath down on the entire team.
  • She was warned not to bring the queen's wrath by questioning her authority.
  • Such a blatant disregard for tradition is sure to bring the community's wrath.
  • The dictator's cruelty brought the wrath of the international community.
  • If you betray their trust, you will bring their full wrath upon yourself.
  • Do you really want to bring the wrath of the gods with your insolence?
  • His constant delays finally brought his supervisor's wrath.
  • To avoid conflict, they tried hard not to bring the dragon's wrath.