reproving, anger, displeasure, rage, fury, indignation

one who has incurred another's displeasure

letter of anger

the wrath of a king

words expressing censure or displeasure, angry words

the fury of God

to become a victim of a king's anger

incur wrath, be reprimanded, suffer torment

be angry with, reprimand, chastise, castigate, to pronounce censure (on), to censure, rebuke

Full of wrath

moment of anger, fury

fire of anger, fury

bitterness of anger

cursed, object of someone's anger or displeasure

look of anger

being subjected to anger or reprimand

reproachful speech, rebukes, censures

scolding, reproof, rebuke and reproach

at the point of anger, fury

with an angered look

indifferent, ignorant to anger

enduring the fury of cheeks