noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ full , great
▪ divine , righteous
▪
They saw the floods as a sign of divine ~.
VERB + WRATH
▪ arouse , bring , bring down , draw ( esp. AmE ), earn , incur , provoke , unleash
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This remark brought the judge's full ~ down on Sergeant Golding.
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He incurred Helen's ~ by arriving late.
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What had she done to provoke his ~?
▪ feel , suffer
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This is the second hotel to feel the ~ of the bombers.
▪ fear
▪
She feared her father's ~.
▪ brave , face , risk
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If the President fails, he will face the ~ of the voters.
▪ appease , avoid , escape
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They left gifts for the gods to appease their ~.
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He fled the country to escape the gang leader's ~.
▪ turn , vent
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He vented his ~ on his colleagues.
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ at
▪
his ~ at the insult
PHRASES
▪ God's ~ , the ~ of God