wreaked's Usage Examples:

hopeful punt forward wreaked havoc near the penalty spot as Moore, Addicks defender Hills and Cope tried to reach the ball.

Meanwhile Osman Digna, who had fled from Kufit to Kassala, wreaked his vengeance upon the unhappy captives at Kassala.

The war had wreaked havoc on Europe, decimating its male population and economy.

Aske and other leaders were tried and executed, and summary vengeance was wreaked on the northern counties, especially on the monasteries.

The United Nations has estimated that the havoc wreaked by climate change could create up to 50 million refugees.

Below is a famous reconstructed map of what Shoreham is meant to have looked like before the sea wreaked such destruction.

wreaked on the people of the Middle East.

  Light and shadows wreaked havoc on his sense of place and time until he hit the cool stone floor again.

The most destructive hurricane in history, Katrina, followed by another, Rita, has wreaked havoc in the southern States.

ascendancy class it represented wreaked a bitter revenge on those who had dared to challenge it.

The founder of the dynasty was Alauddin, chief of Ghor, whose vengeance for the cruel death of his brother at the hands of Bahram the Ghaznevide was wreaked in devastating the great city.

Synonyms:

work, play, make, create, act, make for, bring,

Antonyms:

discontinue, behave, repel, take away, go,