Avenge
21avenge — verb Avenge is used with these nouns as the object: ↑death, ↑murder, ↑wrong …
22avenge — , revenge Generally, avenge indicates the settling of a score or the redressing of an injustice. It is more dispassionate than revenge, which indicates retaliation taken largely for the sake of personal satisfaction …
23avenge — verb (T) literary to do something to hurt or punish someone because they have harmed or offended you: He wanted to avenge his brother s death. avenger noun (C) …
24avenge — a•venge [[t]əˈvɛndʒ[/t]] v. t. a•venged, a•veng•ing 1) to take vengeance or exact satisfaction for: to avenge a murder[/ex] 2) to take vengeance on behalf of • Etymology: 1325–75; ME < OF avengier= a V+vengier < L vindicāre; see vindicate… …
25avenge — v.tr. 1 inflict retribution on behalf of (a person, a violated right, etc.). 2 take vengeance for (an injury). Phrases and idioms: be avenged avenge oneself. Derivatives: avenger n. Etymology: ME f. OF avengier f. agrave to + vengier f. L… …
26avenge, revenge — Avenge is used in the sense of achieving justice: Jim avenged his mother s injury. Revenge stresses retaliation and usually has for its subject the person wronged: He revenged himself or He revenged the injury done to him …
27Avenge But One of My Two Eyes — Filmdaten Originaltitel Avenge but one of my two eyes Nekam Achat Mishtey Eynay Produktionsland Frankreich / Is …
28avenge, revenge — Generally, avenge indicates the settling of a score or the redressing of an injustice. It is more dispassionate than revenge, which indicates retaliation taken largely for the sake of personal satisfaction …
29avenge, revenge — Generally, avenge indicates the settling of a score or the redressing of an injustice. It is more dispassionate than revenge, which indicates retaliation taken largely for the sake of personal satisfaction …
30avenge blood — take revenge, avenge someone who has harmed one s family …
