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avenge

[uh-venj] / əˈvɛndʒ /


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When they have just suffered a defeat, the army commanders consistently vow to avenge their losses and regain their pride.

From BBC

At the rally, Mr. Trump continued his own campaign theme of avenging grievances, describing the 2024 presidential race as “our final battle” and railing against Democrats and liberals.

From New York Times

Joshua, 33, knocked out Whyte in the seventh round of their heated British title fight eight years ago, which also took place at the O2, avenging a loss to his rival in the amateurs.

From BBC

TCU avenged Friday’s 6-5 loss to the Golden Eagles and has won two straight to put itself in position to play for its bracket title.

From Washington Times

Then he landed a part in the Brad Pitt movie “Bullet Train,” playing an alcoholic father intent on avenging his son’s death.

From New York Times