Examples of 'had wrought' in a sentence
Meaning of "had wrought"
had wrought: It refers to something that has been created, achieved, or accomplished through great effort or skill. Usually used to emphasize the hard work or craftsmanship that went into making something
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The glorious bloodshed that my creations had wrought.
The intervening years had wrought havoc with the structure of the building.
Of the change the thievish years had wrought.
It was as if God had wrought a miracle.
Posterity took less than a century to make nonsense of what both had wrought.
What their predecessors had wrought before them.
It would take a day or two to determine the damage the storm had wrought.
We saw what horror Fate had wrought upon her.
Black Bart had wrought havoc among merchant shipping on both sides of the Atlantic.
His fathers praised the work he had wrought.
Trade had wrought perhaps the most staggering transformation of power in all British history.
The accelerated pace of globalization had wrought dramatic changes.
Jim's love had wrought a miracle in the night.
Look at the turmoil and devastation mankind had wrought in her lifetime.
He had wrought in another way also, which was much more serious.
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He wanted to see what Castro had wrought.
But before fleeing, they had wrought as much destruction as they could.
The local Dominican friars compiled an account of miracles that these relics had wrought.
A century of efforts and uninterrupted labor had wrought the resurrection of the Hebrew language.
Shiva then arrives at the yagna and sees the rout that Virabhadra had wrought.
So the truth came out, and what they had wrought was reduced to naught.
And when they had wrought many great deeds, they departed from each other.
In Benjamin himself fifteen years had wrought many changes.
And they came who had wrought from eleven hours ; and they received each a denarius.
Chewing was not quite an adequate description of the havoc Miral had wrought in the kitchen.
Grace had wrought a wondrous work, but alas! with many the inner nature remained unchanged.
We are simply told that they rehearsed what things God had wrought among the Gentiles.
If Christ had wrought the miracles attributed to him -- if he.
The Golden Knight saw what chaos his war had wrought.
The crisis of 69 had wrought havoc on the army.
Master P'Torr realized all too late what he had wrought.
Within a year, however, economic depression had wrought havoc on the project 's finance.
And, for one moment, the painter stood entranced before the work he had wrought.
I knew nothing of any evil that he had wrought against the king . ".
Emergency physicians managed to revive the couple, but hemorrhaging had wrought the boy comatose.
How then can it be said that Shechem had wrought folly in Israel?
Their Saviour, who for them had wrought.
Strong as his nature was, the absence of Marius had wrought some change in him.
Against whom, if not against me, who without doubt had wrought the mischief?
In Benjamin himself 15 years had wrought many changes.
They began “ rehearsing what signs and wonders God had wrought among the Gentiles through them . ”.
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Examples of using Wrought
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They get terribly wrought up about things
And wrought this tragic drama of love
Ebola has undoubtedly wrought tremendous agony
