Avenged [verb]

The Chiefs avenged their only loss of the season by beating the Raiders, 35-31, in dramatic fashion Sunday night in Vegas.

The Chiefs avenged their only loss of the season by beating the Raiders, 35-31, Sunday night in Vegas.

Although the 49ers are playing host, our odds have the Packers as the slimmest of favorites, with a 52 percent chance of avenging last year’s NFC title game defeat.

But it should not be by embracing revenge through the treasons, whose arms were extended to receive and to avenge him.

It is their fate to experience this, as it becomes the task of the historian to avenge their memories.

How boldly he acted during the Haymarket tragedy—publicly advised the use of violence to avenge the capitalist conspiracy.

Certain of the fate of my grandfather, but lacking the energy to avenge him, he made to me this revelation on his death-bed.

Then many of the men fell to 112 talking, & they said: Eirik the Earl will not fight to avenge his father.

If a Gild-brother suffer loss through theft “let all the Gildship avenge their comrade,” says the Cambridge statute.

They had chafed all the morning, and longed for an opportunity to avenge the death of their gallant comrades.