wreak|wreaked|wreaking|wreaks in English

verb

[rɪːk]

inflict (wreak havoc); give expression to; carry out, perform

Use "wreak|wreaked|wreaking|wreaks" in a sentence

1. The recent storms have wreaked havoc on crops.

2. The earthquake wreaked havoc on the city.

3. These policies have wreaked havoc on the British economy.

4. Some also wreak havoc on crops.

5. Surely that gun could not have wreaked this havoc!

6. Synonyms for Annihilating adj wreaking or capable of wreaking complete destruction adj making light of Want to thank TFD for its existence?

7. In each case, their deplorable actions wreaked havoc on others!

8. 7 These policies have wreaked havoc on the British economy.

9. Beetee's inside their system now, wreaking all kinds of havoc.

10. Imagine a severe hurricane wreaking havoc upon a small town.

11. So that she could wreak her vengeance?

12. Their policies would wreak havoc on the economy.

13. Border closure wreaks havoc with Buffalo Niagara's Binational bridges Robert J

14. These insects can wreak havoc on crops.

15. Wickedly: a plot Blackly contrived to wreak vengeance.

16. European diseases also wreaked havoc on the islands of Vanuatu.

17. 19 The recent storms have wreaked havoc on crops.

18. The goat, being a goat, wreaks havoc, and the tenant grows desperate.

19. He wreaks havoc using what he learns from spies he has everywhere.

20. The new tax could wreak havoc among smaller companies.

21. She had a burning desire to wreak revenge.

22. The wind will wreak havoc on my garden.

23. A pack of felonious goons are wreaking havoc on Metro City!

24. Claret, chocolate or turkey curry stains can wreak seasonal havoc.

25. First, Burghgesh could have survived and come back to wreak vengeance.