wrought
/rɔt/
adjective
- Made or shaped, especially of metal that has been hammered or forged.
- She admired the wrought silver bracelet in the artisan's shop.
- The gate was made of wrought iron with intricate scrollwork.
- The old church had beautiful wrought metal chandeliers.
- Caused or created, often with effort or emotion.
- His speech wrought a powerful change in public opinion.
- The storm wrought terrible damage along the coast.
- Years of neglect had wrought deep cracks in the building's foundation.
verb
- Past tense and past participle of 'work' (archaic or literary), meaning to cause or bring about.
- They wrought together to build a new community center.
- The magician wrought a spell of protection over the village.
- The artist wrought a masterpiece from a simple block of marble.