wrought's Usage Examples:

an amazing Series of Male-administration, which the Chinese Author has wrought up to the highest Pitch of Abhorrence, as if he had been acquainted with.

It was described by Adam Thorpe (The Guardian) as "sensuously wrought and even, at times, subtly erotic, her poems simultaneously evoke.

Dissenting reviewers considered Myst"s acting melodramatic and overwrought.

features a "white gingerbread building festooned with hanging baskets of petunias and nestled among rows of Victorian terraced houses" with black wrought.

written by a Canadian-born author about Canada, and, in spite of its overwrought sentimentalism, it has been treated as a seminal work in the development.

Its location is somewhat disadvantageous in its quest for development because of its distance form the capital town and most in particular it is open to the sea, whereby typhoon surge often wrought havoc to the shorelines particularly to the built-up areas during typhoons.

In 1936, the same river wrought extensive damage which made the inhabitants decide to transfer at the foot of the hill, particularly at Sitio Paypay, which was inhabited by two groups of natives-the Manobo and the Mamanwa.

reasoned and moderate policy, did much to restore calmness and order to an overwrought community, reflecting great credit on its editors and its management.

The wrought iron altar wing bears the Latin inscription Mortui vivimus – "We, the dead, live".

from very simple material, such as cotton or wool, to exquisitely wrought damasks, fine watermarked silk, velvet, or satin.

remorse whereof so mightely wrought in his hart, that not longe after he lefte this mortal life.

Lawrence Toppman of The Charlotte Observer said that Mission: Impossible III is plenty of fun despite being overwrought and overplotted.

balconies take the form of lily pads, and the wrought-iron banister gracefully zigzags past elegant Art Deco stained-glass windows.

Synonyms:

formed, molded, shaped,

Antonyms:

formless, unshaped, amorphous, unformed,