The difference between Wreak havoc and Wrought


Wreak havoc is also verb with the meaning: to cause damage, disruption, or destruction.

Wrought is also adjective with the meaning: having been worked or prepared somehow.

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  1. Wreak havoc as a verb:

    To cause damage, disruption, or destruction.

    Examples:

    "The storm wreaked havoc on his garden."

  1. Wrought as an adjective:

    Having been worked or prepared somehow.

    Examples:

    "Is that fence made out of wrought iron?"

  1. Wrought as a verb:

  2. Wrought as a verb:

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