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wreak <-ed, -ed [or wrought, wrought]> [ri:k] VB trans

to wreak damage [or havoc] form

siać spustoszenie

Usage examples with wreak

to wreak damage [or havoc] form

siać spustoszenie

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The colonials sought every opportunity to wreak havoc within the party. en.wikipedia.org

He, too, is said to have a predisposition for wreaking havoc - according to an anecdote, he once set fire to an office computer. en.wikipedia.org

Two major snowstorms, icy conditions, and frigid temperatures wreaked havoc across much of the region... en.wikipedia.org

He returned several times again to wreak havoc in the city. en.wikipedia.org

This tiny insect wreaks havoc in two simple ways. en.wikipedia.org

Like other college girls, they sing songs, break rules and wreak havoc. en.wikipedia.org

She spends her days wreaking havoc around the streets. en.wikipedia.org

Especially severe storms and high tides wreaked havoc in 1952 and 1953, and again in 1963. en.wikipedia.org

He is the most mischievous of his brothers, and enjoys using his powers to wreak havoc within the spirits' fortress. en.wikipedia.org

While soft power can be used with bad intentions and wreak horrible consequences, it differs in terms of means. en.wikipedia.org

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