Meanings of very revengeful in English

He's very revengeful, too, and has an old grudge to pay back.

He is very revengeful and has not forgotten that sword-blow on the head.

The Teutons are very revengeful, but also very greedy for ransom.

At the time of the trial he seemed to feel very revengeful toward her.

The boy is very revengeful, and he might try to do me an injury.

And it was no safe thing to offend Aine, for she was very revengeful.

The Indians are very revengeful, and never forget an Injury done, till they have receiv'd Satisfaction.

Mr. Hill had a very revengeful temper.

Why, ma'am, they are very revengeful, that's certain, but still they won't like to risk too much.

These fellows are sometimes very revengeful.

I am very revengeful, you see.

Human nature is very revengeful.

Also these Spaniards are very revengeful, nor have they forgiven you for calling the English to your aid against them.

Evidently the Chukches were very revengeful in spirit or very faithful in the performance of murders they had covenanted to commit.

Hamlet is not very revengeful or very ambitious; he is weakly-irresolute, and excessively sensual, with all the faults that accompany these frailties.

This one was not very revengeful, and now that his late foes were in danger of perishing, his anger against them faded away.