Suffering that comes or is inflicted as a retribution or penalty; retributive punishment, vengeance, revenge.

Retributive punishment; vengeance, revenge; in later use also, hostile action, active enmity, persecution. Obsolete exc. archaic or poetic.

Retributive punishment; vengeance; = wreak, n. 1.

Reward, recompense; retribution. Obsolete.

revenge.

The act of avenging oneself or another; retributive infliction of injury or punishment; hurt or harm done from vindictive motives.

Vengeance.

Revenge.

Recompense or retribution for wrongdoing; punishment, requital; (also) a fair return for such action. Frequently with due, just. Now usually with…

Revenge, vengeance; (also) †an act of revenge (obsolete).

Anger displayed in action; the manifestation of anger or fury, esp. by way of retributory punishment; vengeance. Of persons.

Infliction of retributive punishment, exaction of satisfaction, vengeance.

Revenge, retribution; an act or instance of this. Formerly also: †punishment (obsolete).

The action of hurting, harming, or otherwise obtaining satisfaction from someone in return for an injury or wrong suffered at his or her hands…

Avenging; vengeance.

Execution of vengeance; retributive punishment, retaliation (either upon an offender, or on account of a wrong).

An act of retaliation or vengeance.

Vengeance, revenge, avengement.

Vengeance.

Vengeance; revenge.

The action or an act of returning a favour or (now chiefly) avenging an injury; requital, recompense; revenge, retaliation.

Vengeance, revenge; retribution.

gen. Retaliation, revenge; an instance of this.