vendetta in Greek
vendetta in Greek is βεντέτα — vendetta means a long-running, bitter feud driven by a desire for revenge, often passed down between families or groups.
vendetta in Greek
βεντέτα
Pronounced: vedeta
A bitter, destructive feud, normally between two families, clans, or factions, in which each injury or slaying is revenged: a blood feud.
What does "vendetta" mean?
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noun A long-running, bitter feud driven by a desire for revenge, often passed down between families or groups.
"The two families had been locked in a vendetta for three generations."
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vendetta in a sentence
- The two families had been locked in a vendetta for three generations.
- What started as a business dispute turned into a personal vendetta.
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What is "vendetta" in Greek?
"vendetta" in Greek is βεντέτα. vendetta means: A long-running, bitter feud driven by a desire for revenge, often passed down between families or groups.
How do you pronounce βεντέτα?
"vendetta" in Greek is βεντέτα, pronounced "vedeta".
How do you use "vendetta" in a sentence?
Example: "The two families had been locked in a vendetta for three generations." In Greek, "vendetta" is βεντέτα.
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