LookItUpvendetta
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /vɛnˈdɛtə/ · UK /venˈdetə/
vendetta means: A lasting desire to hurt someone because you feel they have wronged you.
noun
A lasting desire to hurt someone because you feel they have wronged you.
- He has a vendetta against his former boss.
- She denied pursuing a personal vendetta.
- The campaign seemed driven by a political vendetta.
A long, bitter fight between families or groups in which each side seeks revenge for attacks.
- The two families began a vendetta.
- Their vendetta lasted for three generations.
- Another killing renewed the bitter vendetta between the clans.
Questions about vendetta
What does vendetta mean?
A lasting desire to hurt someone because you feel they have wronged you.
What is vendetta in other languages?
Türkçe: kişisel husumet · Español: rencor · Français: rancune · Deutsch: Rachefeldzug · Italiano: rancore · 日本語: 私怨
How do you pronounce vendetta?
In American English /vɛnˈdɛtə/; in British English /venˈdetə/.
How do you use vendetta in a sentence?
He has a vendetta against his former boss. She denied pursuing a personal vendetta.
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