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Meanings of take vengeance in English
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Usage of take vengeance in English
1
I wish to take vengeance on him; to send him to jail.
2
The elderly suitors withdraw, swearing to take vengeance on the inopportune brother.
3
I have bound myself by the solemnest of oaths to take vengeance.
4
You shall not take vengeance nor bear a grudge against any one.
5
There was no one to strike, no one to take vengeance upon.
6
Indeed, to take vengeance upon them, the monarch entered his own chamber.
7
Rather make haste to return, that thou mayest take vengeance on AEgisthus.
8
But when Titus was gone, they resolved to take vengeance upon Gisippus.
9
God can forgive, and yet take vengeance on their inventions, Psalm xcix.
10
It has been deceived; it comes to take vengeance and enslave the blacks.
11
The first one the girl is taken , the second one they take vengeance.
12
Ellis could take vengeance for the attack on her own city.
13
But the felons called on the King to take vengeance, saying:
14
Thus did he wish to take vengeance; thus would he punish.
15
After Blodwen was abused, her father, Padrig, wanted to take vengeance.
16
To exact the blood-fine was as honourable as to take vengeance.
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Take vengeance across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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