Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Revenge"

A: if you mean this video: https://www.facebook.com/AshrafChaudhrySalesTrainer/videos/331945588103687/ , the author meant, "to *not* take revenge is to be morally superior to your enemies." it means that not taking revenge on your enemies means you're basically better than them.

A: Revenge means to get back at someone for wronging you.
Example: “Did you hear that your best friend is with your ex-boyfriend?”
“Yeah, and I decided to get revenge by going out with her brother.”

A: revenge = la vendetta

the verb form/come il verbo = vindicarsi /vendicare

A: @shinya_pp: People who want revenge feel better when other people share their feelings. it's an alteration of the More common phrase, "misery loves company." This is when someone is unhappy but feels better because other people are unhappy too.

A: I want to get revenge on him for pranking me

A: Revenge is done to get back at someone who attacked you on a personal level.
Vengeance and its verb form to avenge means to punish someone who has sinned or gone against a religious doctrine or teaching.

A: They pretty much mean the same thing

A: It's the same thing. You can choose either.

A: Revenge: the action of inflicting hurt or harm on someone for an injury or wrong suffered at their hands.

Avenge: inflict harm in return for (an injury or wrong done to oneself or another)

Avenger: One who avenges (usually on behalf of someone else). One who seeks vengeance for a wrongdoing.

"Get revenge" usually applies to ones self.

"To avenge" usually applies to getting revenge for someone else.

A: Revenge is "payback".
Example:
You killed my father! I will have my revenge!

Retaliate is to react to an external attack.
Example:
When the robber attacked me, I retaliated against him.

A: badla

A: Revenge is revenge

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A:

First of all, it’s a good idea if you don’t say “I know what it means“ and then go ahead and prove that you have no idea what it means.

Secondly, it’s a metaphor, which has nothing to do with literal heat.

The metaphorical heat and coldness that we are talking about is emotion, time and forgetfulness.

If somebody hurt you, and you want to take revenge, the expression is saying to you – wait. Wait until your emotions have become stable. Wait until you are able to plan your revenge carefully. Wait until the object of your revenge has forgotten, and thinks that you are not going to take revenge.

A: Yes, same meaning. Vengeance is a little bit darker, scarier, more serious

A: 'Avenge me' sounds more natural.

A: A revenge product for people upstairs who make noise was released.