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Meanings of exceeding wrath in English
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Usage of exceeding wrath in English
1
And his son came to him angry with exceedingwrath.
2
They fumed with exceedingwrath, and slopped over with pious indignation at the swindle put upon them.
3
There leapt towards them the Britons exceedingwrath; tore them by the hair, and laid them to the ground.
4
Well, he continues exceedingwrath.
5
Because they do not indeed see themselves by nature heirs of that exceedingwrath and vengeance that the Scriptures testify of.
6
As soon as the King heard the dyer's story, he was wroth with exceedingwrath and said to him, "Keep this secret."
7
Then said he, 'We shall hear nought from the mouth of Shagpat till he is avenged, and till then he is silent with exceedingwrath.'
8
Then was exceedingwrath Dinabuz toward Merlin, and thus quoth Dinabuz, who had the blow: Merlin, wicked man, why hast thou thus done to me?
9
"You can," said Darrell, with that exceeding calmness which comes from exceedingwrath; "and perhaps, sir, that story, whatever it might be, you invented.