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Antique term for anger. Most often used to refer to one of the biblical Seven Deadly Sins.

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−	Antique term for anger. Most often used to refer to one of the biblical [[Seven Deadly Sins~~]]. Wrath is a common reaction of weak-minded people when confronted with a situation of which they disapprove and over which they have little or no control. See [[Conservapedia~~]].	+	Antique term for anger. Most often used to refer to one of the biblical [[Seven Deadly Sins]].