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Use of wrought as the past tense and past participle of work is nearly obsolete However you do still see it as an adjective especially in the phrase wrought iron where it

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I found in two different dictionaries that the verb form wrought is the past participle of wreak and work Is this right actually Or is it just an old past participle form of

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I confused by the word wrought Some dictionaries say that wrought is the past participle of work NOT of wreak Some exmaples 1 the damage wrought by the earthquake

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Hi lemotjuste Devastation wrought by is fine wrought here is a past tense of work rather than wreak See this previous thread wrought wreak work

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Source Princeton Sentence Equivalence William Shakespeare s Macbeth was based upon a highly embellished version of events that the playwright wrought from Raphael

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Gaelic culture and society was centered around the Fine clann and as such the landscape and history of Ireland was wrought with inter fine relationships marriages

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Following after her brother these long weeks had wrought havoc on Faen s gray shambling form and Kehr barely recognized her Her eyes were black pits sunken shadows in

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Hi guys What does the bold part refer to in this regard Kindly clarify your answer Following after her brother these long weeks had wrought havoc on Faen s gray shambling

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Wrought is an archaic past participle of the verb work when work is used to mean to shape to form to create Iron that has been worked that is heated hammered