vendetta 的定义
- a private feud in which the members of the family of a murdered person seek to avenge the murder by killing the slayer or one of the slayer's relatives, especially such vengeance as once practiced in Corsica and parts of Italy.
- any prolonged and bitter feud, rivalry, contention, or the like: a political vendetta.
vendetta 近义词
feud
更多vendetta例句
- Rodgers has a famously mercurial personality, and personal vendettas seem to motivate him.
- An executive pursuing a petty vendetta against a lower-ranking professional in someone else’s department says more about him than about you.
- Not only do we have our own personal judgment and vendetta against ourselves, but we also have to read and hear these voices online all the time.
- He had escaped impeachment in early 2020 even though the evidence was overwhelming that he’d corruptly tried to hijack American foreign policy to pursue personal political vendettas.
- Without a critical mass of media, the politicians can get away with claiming the Atlanta paper has a vendetta against them.
- Could a mind-boggling vendetta be behind the ricin letters sent to Obama and Wicker?
- She became the victim of an unprecedented national vendetta jointly spearheaded by the press and her political opponents.
- She depicts the conflict between Roosevelt and Lindbergh to influence public opinion as a venomous vendetta.
- This referendum is no different and is literally the result of a personal vendetta.
- Some account of the vendetta should not be omitted and illustrations from Prosper Mérimée's "Colomba" may be read aloud.
- It is a vendetta which has been handed down from the remotest antiquity, and is as bitter now as in any past generation.
- Pietro Andrei was in the way, and a little subtle revival of a forgotten vendetta secured his removal.
- The people were getting more civilized and the vendetta was dying out.
- The companion picture, called La Vendetta, portrayed a widely different scene and circumstance.