Zolzik would have been glad to take revenge; but--what could he do to the student?
Besides, God only knows whether he has not written something before his death purposely totake revenge on me!
It shall not from me, till I take revenge: Seest thou those wounds, that yet are bleeding fresh?
The man who intends to take revenge on him must ask his countrymen singly if each agrees in the opinion that the offender is a bad man deserving death.
Among the Greenlanders, in cases of extreme atrocity, the men of a village have been known to make common cause against a murderer, and kill him, though it otherwise is the business of the nearest relatives to take revenge.
According to Aristotle, "it belongs to the courageous man never to be worsted"; to take revenge on a foe rather than to be reconciled is just, and therefore honourable.
It shall not from me till I take revenge; See'st thou those wounds that yet are bleeding fresh?
Yet must I take revenge or die myself; For love resisted grows impatient.
Our last view of Mr. Jinks was at Bousch's tavern, when, mounting in a manner peculiar to himself behind Ralph, the warlike gentleman set out to take revenge.
After considering this message, the admiral ordered the messenger to prison, meaning to take revenge on him in case the zamorin should prove deceitful in this instance as he had already been in many others[14].
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "take revenge" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
