wraths

Fits of rage

Wraths is the plural of wrath, meaning intense anger or fury.

The plural form is rare because wrath typically functions as an abstract mass noun—you don't usually count instances of it.

When wraths does appear, it suggests distinct episodes or varieties of anger: the wraths of jealous gods, parental wraths both petty and profound.

emotional

furies

Outbursts of violent anger

tantrums · tirades · explosions · eruptions · fits · storms · tempests · passions · indignations · resentments

divine

judgments

Formed opinions or decisions

smiting · tribulations · apocalypse · damnation · hellfire · retribution · curses · floods · locusts · brimstone

literary

Achilles

Greek hero, mortal heel

hubris · nemesis · fates · Greek · Shakespearean · biblical · mythological · heroic · protagonists · antagonists

Opposites
emotional state

wrathsloves

Feels deep affection for

joys · delights · happinesses · pleasures · contentments

intensity/temperament

wrathsserenities

States of calm composure

calms · peaces · tranquilities · composures · equanimities

relational disposition

wrathsforgivenesses

Acts of pardoning offenses

mercies · clemencies · pardons · compassions · benevolences

Phrases
Family

wrath, wrathful, wrathfully, wrathfulness

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG