Definition

Made with great care and skill, often referring to something that is carefully created or shaped.

Example

The artist displayed a beautifully wrought sculpture in the gallery.

Conversation

Have you seen that new sculpture in the park?

Yes, it's so beautifully wrought!

I know, right? The details are just amazing.

Totally! It really shows the artist's skill.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To have created or shaped something through effort or skill.

Example

The artist had wrought a beautiful sculpture from marble.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see the sculpture they wrought for the art show?

Yeah, it’s really impressive how much detail is in it.

I heard the artist wrought it all by hand, too.

Root Explanation

Wrought is derived from the past participle of the Old English verb 'wyrcan' (meaning to work or to create). The word 'wrought' originally referred to something that has been worked or shaped, particularly in the context of metalwork or craftsmanship.

Memory Tip

Think of the word 'work' in 'wrought' — it helps you remember that 'wrought' means something that has been carefully shaped or created through effort.

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