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Meanings of wreak in English
Usage of wreak in English
1
The financial crisis continues to wreak havoc on the world's major economies.
2
Not to mention the mischief it might wreak among the various conspirators.
3
He said they can wreak havoc if they get out of control.
4
This wrong, in the second place, the Fairies will wreak and right.
5
Investors shouldn't so soon forget the havoc an unchecked emperor can wreak.
6
NHTSA's concern is that hackers could wreak similar havoc over wireless connections.
7
Parker also rejected the contention that an adverse decision would wreak havoc.
8
Ebola is not the first disease to wreak havoc in this region.
9
He might remain in Switzerland, and wreak his vengeance on my relatives.
10
Time will do the book justice or will wreak justice upon it.
11
Spectacle is using her super-charged glasses to wreak havoc on the city?
12
You look like Samson about to go wreak havoc among the Philistines.
13
The most conscientious preserver could wreak havoc without depleting its green-life essence.
14
Love affairs, even if only physical, can wreak havoc on all that.
15
Imagine the transformative mayhem that would wreak on the moribund status quo!
16
He was afraid he should not have time to wreak his vengeance.
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Wreak through the time
Wreak across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common