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Avenge   /əvˈɛndʒ/   Listen
Avenge

verb
(past & past part. avenged; pres. part. avenging)
1.
Take revenge for a perceived wrong.  Synonyms: retaliate, revenge.



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"Avenge" Quotes from Famous Books



... who resist his power are overthrown as were the Egyptians, and those who act according to the divine will are elevated just as were the Israelites. (4) It is dangerous to oppose or harm God's people. He will avenge them. (5) Ample provisions are assured to those who will submit to ...
— The Bible Period by Period - A Manual for the Study of the Bible by Periods • Josiah Blake Tidwell

... mistaken; the voice which I heard here that night rings still in my ears; its echo seems yet to linger in the room." Her gaze wandered to the great leather chair, which had been replaced in its usual position. "Now that you have restored Ramon to me, I want only to avenge my father, and I shall be content. To be murdered, in his own home! Poisoned like a rat in a trap! I shall not rest until the coward who killed him ...
— The Crevice • William John Burns and Isabel Ostrander

... and began to make his excuse, "Silly knight!" said she, "who couldst not guess that my falcon, too, was abroad to avenge the blessed Stephen. Or dost think that it was a hawk, of all birds, that sang a melody in the ears of ...
— Wandering Heath • Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch

... are too fierce and savage to make prisoners," I answered. "We might accompany these Indians and avenge their death, if they have ...
— On the Banks of the Amazon • W.H.G. Kingston

... world conspired with her, in this sense, to be sarcastic. Mrs. Penniman told him nothing, partly because he never questioned her—he made too light of Mrs. Penniman for that—and partly because she flattered herself that a tormenting reserve, and a serene profession of ignorance, would avenge her for his theory that she had meddled in the matter. He went two or three times to see Mrs. Montgomery, but Mrs. Montgomery had nothing to impart. She simply knew that her brother's engagement was broken off, and now that Miss Sloper was out of ...
— Washington Square • Henry James


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