wreaked

Meaning

of Wreak

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

effected did exercised visited vented

Examples

A big reason why both numbers declined was an eight-day strike by rail workers during the month, a disruption that wreaked havoc with supply chains both in and out of the country. Source: Internet

After ploughing Australian bowlers for boundaries all over the ground in the first encounter of the World Cup, Verma also wreaked havoc on the Bangaldeshi bowlers. Source: Internet

A fresh spell of heavy rain has wreaked havoc here on Sunday evening. Source: Internet

A heavyweight battle that promised so much is in danger of a letdown after Australia's plans to pitch a fuller length wreaked havoc. Source: Internet

Akhilesh Yadav,Samajwadi Party: Country and the world saw how masked attackers entered JNU campus in Delhi and wreaked havoc in a planned manner. Source: Internet

A survivor of multiple sexual assaults, she is afraid to leave her house to run errands, and her prolonged absence has wreaked havoc on her life back home in Ethiopia. Source: Internet