vendettas Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- controversies
- disagreements
- arguments
- disputations
- tiffs
- squabbles
- wrangles
- battle-royals
- imbroglios
- brawls
- spats
- contretemps
- misunderstandings
- tussles
- altercations
- skirmishes
Weak:
- protestations
- catfights
- tangles
- rows
- dissensions
- hassles
- scraps
- falling-outs
- battles-royale
- clashes
- melees
- battle-royales
- bickers
- affrays
- cross-fires
- m-l-es
- run-ins
- battles-royal
- fracas
- rhubarbs
- contentions
- objections
- debates
- dissentions
- logomachies
- donnybrooks
- protests
- kickups
- fracases
- fisticuffs
- differences
- argle-bargles
- attacks
- set-tos
- argy-bargies
- fallings-out
vendettas Meaning
vendettas
a series of acts marked by bitter hostility and motivated by a desire for revenge, blood feud, a feud between different families, an often prolonged series of retaliatory, vengeful, or hostile acts or exchange of such acts
vendettas Sentence Examples
- The rival gangs engaged in a bloody vendetta, each seeking retribution for past wrongs.
- The politician had a personal vendetta against his opponent, vowing to destroy them in the upcoming election.
- The jilted lover swore a vendetta against their ex-partner, vowing to make them pay for their betrayal.
- The family feud escalated into a bitter vendetta that spanned generations.
- The detective pursued the case with a relentless vendetta, determined to bring the killer to justice.
- The newspaper exposé ignited a media vendetta against the corrupt corporation.
- The professor held a vendetta against the student who had wronged him, making their life a living nightmare.
- The soldier harbored a vendetta against the enemy general who had killed his comrades.
- The abandoned child embarked on a vendetta against those who had mistreated them.
- The vendetta consumed the man, driving him to madness and ultimately leading to his downfall.
FAQs About the word vendettas
a series of acts marked by bitter hostility and motivated by a desire for revenge, blood feud, a feud between different families, an often prolonged series of r
disputes,feuds, quarrels, fights, controversies, disagreements, arguments,disputations, tiffs, squabbles
No antonyms found.
The rival gangs engaged in a bloody vendetta, each seeking retribution for past wrongs.
The politician had a personal vendetta against his opponent, vowing to destroy them in the upcoming election.
The jilted lover swore a vendetta against their ex-partner, vowing to make them pay for their betrayal.
The family feud escalated into a bitter vendetta that spanned generations.
