vengeance
ప్రతీకారం
definition
noun
So in the end it sort of has a happy ending, in that you get to see Grace exact vengeance .
punishment inflicted or retribution exacted for an injury or wrong.
example
I say that the death penalty can act as both deterrent and public 'vengeance' upon the perpetrator.
In the end, I set the game of chess back a few hundred years and Robert had his 'vengeance' .
If they fail, the electorate in due course exacts its 'vengeance' by throwing them out.
But such cathartic 'vengeance' would do nothing to curb the menace of transnational terrorism.
But even I will admit that England achieved more than 'vengeance' against Argentina.
When do we mark the passage from justice to vengeance and from 'vengeance' to new injustice?
He was also accused of seeking 'vengeance' against colleagues who reported his corruption.
The novel is a tale of 'vengeance' wreaked by one jealous twin on her sister across decades, cities and continents.
The point of a mystery is that the culprit is revealed to general surprise, not that 'vengeance' is exacted for his crime.
I have no qualms with the premise of a pimp exacting 'vengeance' from beyond the grave.
The resulting outcry and desire for 'vengeance' will rally the Arab states to another invasion.
A young chicken farmer is torn apart when he's caught between 'vengeance' and his love of a churn girl.
voters are ready to wreak 'vengeance' on all politicians
The blood of these innocents will cry out to Heaven for vengeance and 'vengeance' will be theirs.
How can the death penalty been seen as anything other than 'vengeance' ?
We still have a few scores to settle and last week was a great start to achieving the satisfaction of 'vengeance' .
The official machinery was blatantly misused to wreak 'vengeance' and carry out vendetta.
So in the end it sort of has a happy ending, in that you get to see Grace exact 'vengeance' .
It would be a sin to wreak 'vengeance' on the innocent, but it would be a temptation very tough to control.
It is blatantly unethical to wreak 'vengeance' upon innocent bystanders.
To some extent, therefore, retribution reflects society's desire for 'vengeance' .
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