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1. (v.t.) avenge
to take vengeance or exact satisfaction for:
to avenge a murder.
2. avenge
to take vengeance on behalf of.
Etymology: (1325–75; ME < OF avengier=a-a -5+vengier < L vindicāre; see vindicate)
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| Definition of 'avenge' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) revenge, avenge, retaliate
take revenge for a perceived wrong
"He wants to avenge the murder of his brother"
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| Definition of 'avenge' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) avenge
vengeance; revenge
2. (verb) avenge
to take vengeance for; to exact satisfaction for by punishing the injuring party; to vindicate by inflicting pain or evil on a wrongdoer
3. (verb) avenge
to treat revengefully; to wreak vengeance on
4. (verb) avenge
to take vengeance
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Sense: to take revenge for a wrong on behalf of someone else
He avenged his brother / his brother's death.
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Afrikaans: wreek |
Arabic: يَأخُذ بِثأر |
Bulgarian: отмъщавам |
Brazilian: vingar |
Czech: (po)mstít (se) |
German: (sich) rächen |
Danish: hævne |
Greek: εκδικούμαι |
Spanish: vengar |
Estonian: kätte maksma |
Farsi: انتقام کسی را گرفتن |
Finnish: kostaa |
French: venger |
Hebrew: לִנְקוֹם |
Hindi: बदला लेना |
Croatian: osvetiti |
Hungarian: megbosszul |
Indonesian: menuntut bela, membalas d |
Icelandic: hefna |
Italian: vendicare |
Japanese: 仕返しをする |
Korean: 복수를 하다 |
Lithuanian: (at)keršyti (už) |
Latvian: atriebt |
Malay: menuntut bela |
Dutch: wreken |
Norwegian: hevne |
Polish: pomścić |
Persian: انتقام کسی را گرفتن |
Pashto: د یو چاء انتقام یا بدله ا |
Portuguese: vingar |
Romanian: a răzbuna |
Russian: мстить |
Slovak: pomstiť |
Slovenian: maščevati |
Serbian: osvetiti (se) |
Swedish: hämnas |
Thai: แก้แค้น |
Turkish: öcünü almak |
Taiwanese: 替...報仇 |
Ukrainian: мстити(ся) |
Urdu: بدلہ لینا ،انتقام لینا |
Vietnamese: báo thù |
Chinese: 替...报仇 |
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