12 uses
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Definition
extreme anger or angry punishment
- With pain and wrath she uttered the word so terrible to herself—_stranger_.Part One (10% in)
- The prince was crying wrathfully.Part One (48% in)
- Again I call out all my diplomacy, and again as soon as the thing was about at an end, our friend the government clerk gets hot and red, and his sausages stand on end with wrath, and once more I launch out into diplomatic wiles.Part Two (12% in)
- He dressed in haste, and as though carrying his cup full of wrath, and fearing to spill any over, fearing to lose with his wrath the energy necessary for the interview with his wife, he went into her room directly he heard she was up.Part Four (12% in)
- He dressed in haste, and as though carrying his cup full of wrath, and fearing to spill any over, fearing to lose with his wrath the energy necessary for the interview with his wife, he went into her room directly he heard she was up.Part Four (12% in)
- Three ladies—an old lady, a young lady, and a merchant's wife—and three gentlemen— one a German banker with a ring on his finger, the second a merchant with a beard, and the third a wrathful-looking government clerk in official uniform, with a cross on his neck— had obviously been waiting a long while already.Part Four (15% in)
- One of the clerks, without getting up, turned wrathfully to Alexey Alexandrovitch, half closing his eyes.Part Four (15% in)
- "I tell you, that if you go, I shall come with you; I shall certainly come," she said hastily and wrathfully.Part Five (46% in)
- "I shall lie down soon enough," he pronounced slowly, "when I'm dead," he said sarcastically, wrathfully.Part Five (57% in)
- The princess, conscious that Agafea Mihalovna's wrath must be chiefly directed against her, as the person responsible for the raspberry jam-making, tried to appear to be absorbed in other things and not interested in the jam, talked of other matters, but cast stealthy glances in the direction of the stove.Part Six (2% in)
- Trying not to make a noise, they walked into the dark reading room, where under the shaded lamps there sat a young man with a wrathful countenance, turning over one journal after another, and a bald general buried in a book.Part Seven (22% in)
- "So you'll come immediately?" said Levin, looking wrathfully at the servant who was bringing in the coffee.Part Seven (41% in)
There are no more uses of "wrath" in Anna Karenina.
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