venging
/ˈvɛndʒɪŋ/
verb
- The act of inflicting harm or punishment on someone in return for a wrong they have done; present participle of 'venge' (rarely used alone, usually in the phrase 'avenging').
- The hero spent years venging the destruction of his village.
- She swore she would spend her life venging the injustice done to her family.
- He was venging his brother's death by hunting down the killer.
noun
- The act of taking revenge; vengeance (very rare, usually replaced by 'vengeance' or 'avenging').
- His venging was swift and brutal.
- The story is about a queen's venging against her enemies.
- They spoke of venging as a sacred duty.