How to pronounce “wreak” in English

to wreak havoc on the basketball court.

were wreaking their havoc on Central and Eastern Europe.

And so they could wreak a lot of destruction with this light, small, portable weapon.

consume-- that could wreak havoc with the development of the organs.

It can wreak of hubristic pride.

going to wreak vengeance on all these forces of control that they've had to encounter at summer camp and

Dissonant leaders wreak havoc in our organizations.

It just wreaks havoc inside the brain.

And it just wreaked havoc on the economy.

Compromising those informatics allows the compromiser to wreak great havoc on the person whose body is trapped

The criminal justice system is wreaking havoc on our most marginalized communities.

The average public is scared of GMOs wreaking havoc.

So not only are we wreaking havoc on animals and the environment, but also to our own health as well.

in corrupting the body's normal machinery to wreak havoc.

But this doesn't mean he's bad enough to wreak havoc by corrupting children born after the game's release.

The two main things that really, really wreak havoc on asphalt is kind of heat and then cold and wet.

They buried themselves deep within people's lungs, wreaking havoc and causing all sorts of diseases.

comes back to him in a really visceral way that's just like wreaking havoc on on his entire life.

And so they were in the projects, wreaking havoc.

were sort of at risk and everyone was worried was that the havoc that was being wreaked

members who were had been given the boot from their home school nobody wanted them and they were wreaking havoc and

And while that armor can shift and change, that doesn’t spell the end of the world… though it can wreak havoc from time to time.

to move across the country, to take on a new opportunity, to move their family, to wreak havoc on their personal lives.

over the weekend's commemorations during Armistice Day, that the old demons are rising again ready to destroy and to wreak havoc and chaos,

There's one in particular that talks about a political threat she suffers, and she begs her goddess for the power to wreak her revenge.

Because typically, ransomware is all about, how much bitcoin can I get out of the victim, and how much havoc can I wreak on them in the meantime?

This elaborate caper comes together to attempt to paint every train at once, thus affecting either a total shutdown of the MTA, which would wreak havoc on New York,

So that, that's another way of changing that analogy to kind of wreak havoc with, with why people answer them differently.

So, you have these destabilizing non-state groups in the Middle East wreaking

They still are wreaking

And each one has stories to share of Juan’s callous, landowning father, who wreaked havoc through cruelty and violence and then left the town to perish.

And I would just say-- and I know you both would agree that it is not surprising to anyone who's been in public health that COVID-19 has just wreaked havoc

And I agreed to a gonadectomy, and now I wish I hadn't because it's sort of wreaked havoc on my hormones.

like I have two or three episodes where I'm kind of, where she kind of just wreaks havoc and doesn't care and then all of a sudden there's like an episode where all of a sudden

You wake up swollen with like a food hangover and you hate yourself and it wreaks havoc on your body and that is the one only rule