Common Misspellings for WROUGHT VENGEANCE
- qrought vengeance
- arought vengeance
- srought vengeance
- erought vengeance
- 3rought vengeance
- 2rought vengeance
- weought vengeance
- wdought vengeance
- wfought vengeance
- wtought vengeance
- w5ought vengeance
- w4ought vengeance
- wriught vengeance
- wrkught vengeance
- wrlught vengeance
- wrpught vengeance
- wr0ught vengeance
- wr9ught vengeance
- wroyght vengeance
Etymology of WROUGHT VENGEANCE
The etymology of the word "wrought vengeance" involves tracing the origins of both "wrought" and "vengeance" separately.
1. "Wrought":
The word "wrought" originates from the Old English term "geworht", which means "worked" or "made". It is the past participle of the verb "wyrcean" meaning "to work" or "to make". Over time, it evolved to "wrought" and became associated with the idea of having been carefully crafted or fashioned. In the context of "wrought vengeance", the word "wrought" lends a sense of deliberate and laborious action behind the act of seeking revenge.
2. "Vengeance":
The word "vengeance" comes from the Old French term "vengance" which is derived from the Latin word "vindicare", meaning "to avenge" or "to claim".
