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idiom. Add to word list. using a lot of effort, energy, or time: She works out every day with a vengeance. (Definition of with a vengeance from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Translations of with a vengeance. in Chinese (Traditional) 猛烈地, 極度地… See more.
with a vengeance. phrase. If you say that something happens with a vengeance, you are emphasizing that it happens to a much greater extent than was expected. [emphasis] It began to rain again with a vengeance. Once Gretchen had left the office, her doubts would return with a vengeance.
With great violence or energy; also, to an extreme degree. For example, The cottage was filthy and Ruth began cleaning with a vengeance, or December has turned cold with a vengeance. This expression was first recorded in 1533. Also see with a will. See also: vengeance. The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.
With great violence or energy; also, to an extreme degree. For example, The cottage was filthy and Ruth began cleaning with a vengeance , or December has turned cold with a vengeance . This expression was first recorded in 1533. Also see with a will.
With great violence or energy; also, to an extreme degree. For example, The cottage was filthy and Ruth began cleaning with a vengeance, or December has turned cold with a vengeance. This expression was first recorded in 1533. Also see with a will. See also: vengeance. The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.
with a vengeance meaning, definition, what is with a vengeance: with great force or more effort than bef...: Learn more.
If you say that something happens with a vengeance, you are emphasizing that it happens to a much greater extent than was expected.
