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> wrecked I think the term you're thinking of is "has wreaked" which is the present perfect tense of "wreak" which means to inflict or avenge.
by tines 3y ago
> wrecked
I think the term you're thinking of is "has wreaked" which is the present perfect tense of "wreak" which means to inflict or avenge.
- zvmaz 3y agoCorrected. Thank you.