vengeful
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++venge·ful /ˈvendʒfəl/ adjective literary REVENGEvery eager to punish someone who has done something bad 有复仇心理的；图谋报复的，复仇的 OPP forgiving a vengeful god 复仇之神
Examples from the Corpus
vengeful• What had he done to make Juliet so vengeful and bitter?• a vengeful God• He stumbled with vengeful intent through wide, open-topped courtyards and along covered, low-ceilinged walkways.• Starbuck and Ahab almost communicate with each other as the first mate pleads with Ahab to repudiate this vengeful mission.• The survivors scrambled back to the sepoy lines pursued by a vengeful squadron of Sikh cavalry.• Personally they are petty, self-indulgent and vengeful to a degree that suggests galloping megalomania.Origin vengeful (1500-1600) venge “vengeance” ((16-17 centuries)), from venge “to avenge” ((13-20 centuries)), from Old French venger; → VENGEANCEvenge·ful adjectiveChineseSyllable
punish something Corpus who done someone to very eager has
vengeful
venge‧ful /ˈvendʒfəl/
adjective literary
OPP forgiving:
a vengeful god
venge‧ful /ˈvendʒfəl/
adjective literary Date: 1500-1600
Origin: venge 'vengeance' (16-17 centuries), from venge 'to avenge' (13-20 centuries), from Old French venger; ⇨ vengeance
very eager to punish someone who has done something bad Origin: venge 'vengeance' (16-17 centuries), from venge 'to avenge' (13-20 centuries), from Old French venger; ⇨ vengeance
OPP forgiving: