wrathfulness

Her wrathfulness, she explained later in the letter, was largely due to Anagnos's coldness.

Arnold thinks that "demanding that he [Dalton] play Bond's wrathfulness in a transparently seething and hotheaded manner" means that Dalton "seems to waste away on this second outing as Bond."

Adam, finding that she did not look round so as to see the smile on his face, was afraid she had thought him serious about his wrathfulness, and went up to her, so that she was obliged to look at him.

An Irish literary historian, Foster has written extensively about Yeats (several chapters of this book deal with him), and he inherits from Yeats a mix of obsession and wrathfulness with his country, and particularly with the uses and misuses it has made of its own history.

And Hunger shall stalk direful; and Wrath and Suspicion, whetted to the Preternatural pitch, shall stalk;--as those other preternatural 'shapes of Gods in their wrathfulness' were discerned stalking, 'in glare and gloom of that fire- ocean,' when Troy Town fell!