| avenge death | 9.02 | Death avenges death. | ||
| avenge loss | 4.28 | He later avenged the loss. | ||
| avenge killing | 4.02 | Iran has vowed to avenge the killing. | ||
| avenge attack | 1.91 | As expected, Hamas leaders promised to avenge the attack. | ||
| avenge defeat | 1.71 | One painful World Cup defeat has been avenged. | ||
| avenge murder | 0.92 | Mass murder to avenge mass murder? | ||
| avenge assassination | 0.79 | The Islamic Jihad has also vowed to avenge the assassination in October in Malta of its leader Fathi Shakaki. | ||
| avenge capture | 0.59 | Tribesmen from his desert hometown of Quetta swore to avenge the capture. | ||
| avenge bombing | 0.46 | The slayings were ordered to avenge a bombing by Rome resistance fighters. | ||
| avenge father | 0.46 | Instead, he blames Hamlet for deciding to avenge his father. | ||
| avenge assault | 0.26 | But most residents fled after repeated artillery attacks by Israeli gunners aimed at avenging guerrilla assaults on their outpost. | ||
| avenge crime | 0.26 | He materializes with offers to avenge crimes in which the bad guy escaped justice. | ||
| avenge humiliation | 0.26 | Certainly, Iraqi President Saddam Hussein had a motive for the bombing -- to avenge his humiliation in the Gulf War. |