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Meanings of terrible vengeance in English
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Usage of terrible vengeance in English
1
Burning with passion, they grasped one another's hands, and vowed terrible vengeance.
2
The black mist is angered, and it will take a terrible vengeance.
3
A terrible vengeance was inflicted on the chiefs of the Opposition.
4
Would not the Great Spirit bring terrible vengeance upon her head.
5
Besides, the most terrible vengeance would fall on my own head.
6
But they were witnesses of the terrible vengeance of the powerful devil-man and devil-elephant.
7
The Franks take terrible vengeance on the Moors who survive.
8
He took terrible vengeance upon the captured mutineers and rebels.
9
But the Emperor will bring upon him a terrible vengeance.
10
Never before had such terrible vengeance overtaken any Indian tribe.
11
Surely the god was about to take some terrible vengeance!
12
Oh, have I not a right to a terrible vengeance?
13
Retribution in another form has already visited France; nor is its terrible vengeance yet spent.
14
But the people thought otherwise, and murmured among themselves, fearing the terrible vengeance of Dingaan.
15
She understood that terrible vengeance under the hot, southern sun, beside the ruthless, southern seas.
16
They know very well that such a murder would bring a terrible vengeance upon them.
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