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wrath
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Not Without My Daughter
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Moody immediately turned his wrath upon me, screaming at the top of his lungs, spitting out every English obscenity he could recall.†
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wrath = extreme anger
His demeanor toward me softened immediately, and he now turned his wrath upon his sister.†
She screamed and pointed an accusing finger at her own daughter, venting her wrath upon the defenseless child.†
Helen did not believe so, for she had risked Moody's wrath to warn me of their presence in Tehran; but I was unsure.†
But I did risk Allah's wrath by unbuttoning my mon toe slightly, and we enjoyed a rare dinner of shrimp and French fries.†
Somewhere in the fuzziness of my terrified mind I was actually glad that he had turned his wrath upon me.†
All of these women were powerless against the wrath of a single invading man.†
Certainly it was not worth risking Moody's wrath.†
He centered much of his wrath upon the fact that I was not Moslem.†
At that moment the chance to speak with my family, however briefly and however bittersweet the conversation, was worth the risk of Moody's wrath.†

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