Dies ___ (day of wrath): Latin

Usage examples of irae.

The Eltern of the Church say that if the photograph is inadequate -- and it is, and we know it, all of us -- then you must go on a Pilg until you find the Deus Irae, and they've sent documents pertaining to that.

He added that because of course one did not speak of the god part of the god-man, the Deus Irae, like that.

The antimissiles and the D-IIIs had kept off the fatal wasps for a finite time, and then at last the Dies Irae had come -- for everyone, because of the gob, the great objectless device which Carleton Lufteufel had detonated from a satel­lite at an apogee of five thousand miles.

Perhaps I will have to go many places, see many men who are not the Deus Irae, before I find the overwhelming, the au­thentic, one.

In the moment that it plunged toward our heart, it was no longer the hand of a man, but that of the Deus Irae, the God of Wrath Himself.

No cyber could avoid seeing the obvious, and now that Irae knew the purpose of the room, the presence of the blooms and the position they occupied was plain.

Instinctively, he selected the one in authority, turning a little to face Irae, recognizing that while younger than Yoka, he held the command.

I heard the other one laughing in that low rumbling fashion so perfected by the others who had sung the Dies Irae with such lewd polish.

In rain and in the unquenchable blaze of the giant fire, the vampires threw out their arms, howling, writhing, their limbs constricting so that they stomped with backs bent, heels pounded into the earth, and then sprang free, arms outstretched, mouths open, hips churning as they whirled and leapt, and caught in raucous open-throated volume the hymn came again, Dies irae, dies ilia.