How to pronounce“wreaker”in English
IPA/ˈɹikɚ/
Syllableswrea·ker
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in Illinois, where Ronald Reagan gave his first big speech as a student, Walker claimed that he is so big, so disruptive that you might call him a
wreaker of certain havoc. So to wreak havoc on Washington, we need leaders with real solutions. We've got a plan to move this country forward. To wreak
havoc on Washington, we need to have a leader in this country as president who's actually been tested. So, John, this is a part of Walker
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Definitions of “wreaker”
noun
One who wreaks.
“[…] matched by the diversity of roles the lion plays, switching from ally to enemy, from a symbol of strength and goodness to wreaker of havoc and evil.”