retaliate|retaliated|retaliates|retaliating in English

verb

[re·tal·i·ate || rɪ'tælɪeɪt]

avenge, strike back, take revenge for an injury received; repay in kind, reciprocate, requite

Use "retaliate|retaliated|retaliates|retaliating" in a sentence

1. Do not retaliate (29)

2. The USA retaliates by attacking Beijing with nuclear weapons.

3. I was sorely tempted to retaliate.

4. Obviously I haven't done it. You retaliated unjustly.

5. If you strike me, I shall retaliate.

6. Retaliating with extreme accuracy the Anchises drove off her attacker.

7. He slapped his sister, who retaliated by kicking him.

8. When provoked, do not retaliate. —Proverbs 26:20.

9. Will you retaliate when another curses you?

10. 1 I was sorely tempted to retaliate.

11. Yaxchilan retaliated in 759, gaining a victory over its enemy.

12. In other places we find Whig crowds retaliating to a Tory initiative.

13. Before retaliate Hathcock shot, Snake disappears into the jungle.

14. The army began to retaliate against the civilian population.

15. If you do something, then tomorrow they'll retaliate.

16. The incident has raised concerns that the government may retaliate.

17. The Soviet Union retaliated by threatening "dire consequences" if the condemnations were not retracted.

18. He has promised to take tough measures to retaliate against extremists.

19. 6 She felt a needle of annoyance goading her to retaliate.

20. DO NOT RETALIATE or respond Aggressively to an abusive comment

21. 25 He had authorisation from the military command to retaliate.

22. She felt a needle of annoyance goading her to retaliate.

23. Le Saux was fined and banned for one match for retaliating off the ball.

24. Abishai wanted to have Shimei killed, but David refused to retaliate.

25. Synonyms for Avenging include requiting, revenging, redressing, repaying, retaliating, venging, bewreaking, chastening, chastising and punishing