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avenge is not revange because its the oppisote
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It does no good to avenge a wrong, it only perpetuates the hardness of heart.
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In Shakespeare's Hamlet, the title character vows to avenge his father's death.
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I will avenge my sister for talking all my barbies and their cloths.
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No. No possible meaning of construct means anything close to avenge.
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AVENGE-get revenge for.To avenge the crime, the count gave the criminal a harsh punishment..so obviously it would be negative
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Avenge their mother's death. Solve and avenge their mothers death
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he willtake avenge form his best friend of taking his girl friend to the dinner.
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It does no good to avenge a wrong done to you because vengeance usually comes back to bite you.
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The difference between the words of avenge and revenge is simple. Avenge is seeking to get back at someone on somebody else's behalf who has wronged them. Revenge on the other hand, is seeking to get back at someone who has personally wronged you.
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I believe that a synonym for avenge would be retribution, revenge, vengeance, payback, or retaliation. If these answers were not what you were looking for check out an online thesaurus.
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There is no antonym for the word avenge, although there is an opposite for the meaning. The meaning is revenge, so the opposite meaning would be forgiveness.
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The word 'avenge' is a verb (avenge, avenges, avenging, avenged) which means to inflict harm in return for an injury or wrong done to oneself or another (real or imagined).
The word itself, 'avenge' has no positive or negative, no destructive or nurturing power of its own. The act 'to inflict harm' is a negative thing, a destructive thing.
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To gain Cuban Independence and to avenge the sinking of the USS Maine.
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I Will Avenge You Iago - 2005 was released on:
USA: 19 April 2005 (Palm Beach International Film Festival)
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When James tells Bella to ask edward to avenge her. He means he wants edward to take revenge and figt James
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'Sorrow not, sage. It beseems us better friends to avenge than fruitlessly mourn them.' is from Beowulf. Beowulf is an Old English epic poem.
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Albert's plans to avenge the family honor involved challenging his rival to a duel in order to restore his family's reputation and restore the lost honor.
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to avenge = nakam (× ×§×)
the present tense form of the verb can be used to translate "avenging", so it would be nokem (× ×•×§×) for masculine subjects and nokemet (× ×•×§×ž×ª) for feminine subjects.
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They are trying to avenge their mother's death.
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