Wrath (noun)

Strong anger or anger expressed vocally; fury.

Origin:

Old english wrath, from proto-germanic *wrathuz (compare with old high german wraft, old norse reiði), of uncertain origin.

Examples:

1. The driver was filled with wrath when he saw the other car cut him off.
2. The parents showed their wrath towards their misbehaving child.
3. The deity was feared for their wrath and punished the wicked.
4. The judge expressed his wrath towards the criminal for their actions.
5. The manager expressed his wrath towards the employees for their poor performance.