vendetta|vendettas in English

noun

[ven·det·ta || ven'detə]

blood feud (especially between two families); outstanding feud, enmity

Use "vendetta|vendettas" in a sentence

1. I end this vendetta.

2. Vendetta is no joke, you know.

3. His murder was a vendetta killing.

4. This isn't about some petty artistic vendetta.

5. Your vendetta against Da Vinci blinds you.

6. She conducted a personal vendetta against me.

7. It was a vendetta, any child would have seen that.

8. He forced many nomadic tribes to settle down and abandon "petty wars" and vendettas.

9. Abuna Messias (Vendetta africana): Directed by Goffredo Alessandrini

10. I think you have a personal vendetta, yeah.

11. I have no personal vendetta against Clarence Thomas.

12. And I can't jeopardize that arrangement over a personal vendetta with Hood.

13. Detective Lance appears to be on some personal vendetta.

14. For years he pursued a vendetta against the Morris family.

15. The recent bombings may be a sign of a renewed vendetta between rival separatists.

16. The two sides have been engaged in a bitter private vendetta .

17. When she testifies against them, one begins a vendetta against her.

18. He accused the British media of pursuing a vendetta against him.

19. He has accused the British media of pursuing a vendetta against him.

20. They've started a political vendetta against me because I told the truth.

21. 7 He accused the British media of pursuing a vendetta against him.

22. Many diplomats privately accused her of having a personal vendetta against Boutros-Ghali.

23. The lure of mutual profit wiped out, at least temporarily, their personal vendetta.

24. The killing was the result of a long-standing vendetta over gambling profits.

25. Sure, I have a vendetta against him and he has one against me.