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15 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Reprisal' in a Sentence

"Retaliation against an enemy in warfare, responding to received injuries by inflicting equal or greater harm." more

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The cat gave a reprisal to the teasing mouse.
The mischievous cat planned a reprisal against the dog by stealing its favorite toy.
The soccer team promised reprisal in the next game after losing to their rivals.
The detective knew that a reprisal attack could follow the arrest of the notorious criminal.
After the soccer match, there was a fear of reprisal from the opposing team's supporters.
The soldiers planned a reprisal against the invaders for the damage to their fort.
The detective was determined to seek reprisal for the stolen jewels.
Timmy felt sad after his friend's reprisal for breaking the toy.
The clever detective devised a reprisal to catch the sneaky thief red-handed.
The pirate captain sought reprisal for the stolen treasure map.
Jenny's reprisal was a big hug after her brother shared his toys.
The brave knight vowed to seek reprisal against the dragon for burning the village.
Emily chose not to seek reprisal when her friend accidentally broke her favorite toy.
The rain was a reprisal for the hot and sunny day.
After losing the game, the soccer team decided on a reprisal by practicing harder for the next match.

Reprisal

ri-prahy-zuhl
nounRetaliation against an enemy in warfare, responding to received injuries by inflicting equal or greater harm.
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Last Updated On: March 19, 2024
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