Definition of retaliatory in English:

retaliatory

adjective rɪˈtalɪətrirəˈtæliəˌtɔri

(of an action) characterized by a desire for revenge.
fears of a retaliatory attack by the victim's friends
Example sentencesExamples
- He was permitted to ignore a question regarding a proposed remedy for his company's retaliatory tactics.
- Shooting creatures at long range will now bring a retaliatory action.
- The street fighters had no qualms about drawing retaliatory bombardments on civilian areas.
- There is something a little admonitory—even perhaps retaliatory—about such a response.
- They will rule in April how much in retaliatory sanctions the union can exact.
- Following his murder, the rule of terror climaxed in the retaliatory destruction of the village.
- Some commissioners have been critical of the decision not to launch a retaliatory military strike.
- The company this week offered its customers "protection" against such retaliatory suits in the form of an indemnification programme.
- Compensation negotiations should be finalized within 180 days, beyond which retaliatory actions can be taken by affected countries.
- The organization has approved a list of retaliatory targets among the exports, including many agricultural commodities.

Definition of retaliatory in US English:

retaliatory

adjectiverəˈtæliəˌtɔrirəˈtalēəˌtôrē

(of an action) characterized by a desire for revenge.
fears of a retaliatory attack by the victim's friends
Example sentencesExamples
- They will rule in April how much in retaliatory sanctions the union can exact.
- Shooting creatures at long range will now bring a retaliatory action.
- Some commissioners have been critical of the decision not to launch a retaliatory military strike.
- The company this week offered its customers "protection" against such retaliatory suits in the form of an indemnification programme.
- Following his murder, the rule of terror climaxed in the retaliatory destruction of the village.
- There is something a little admonitory—even perhaps retaliatory—about such a response.
- The organization has approved a list of retaliatory targets among the exports, including many agricultural commodities.
- The street fighters had no qualms about drawing retaliatory bombardments on civilian areas.
- Compensation negotiations should be finalized within 180 days, beyond which retaliatory actions can be taken by affected countries.
- He was permitted to ignore a question regarding a proposed remedy for his company's retaliatory tactics.

单词	retaliatory
释义	Definition of retaliatory in English: retaliatory adjective rɪˈtalɪətrirəˈtæliəˌtɔri (of an action) characterized by a desire for revenge. fears of a retaliatory attack by the victim's friends Example sentencesExamples He was permitted to ignore a question regarding a proposed remedy for his company's retaliatory tactics. Shooting creatures at long range will now bring a retaliatory action. The street fighters had no qualms about drawing retaliatory bombardments on civilian areas. There is something a little admonitory—even perhaps retaliatory—about such a response. They will rule in April how much in retaliatory sanctions the union can exact. Following his murder, the rule of terror climaxed in the retaliatory destruction of the village. Some commissioners have been critical of the decision not to launch a retaliatory military strike. The company this week offered its customers "protection" against such retaliatory suits in the form of an indemnification programme. Compensation negotiations should be finalized within 180 days, beyond which retaliatory actions can be taken by affected countries. The organization has approved a list of retaliatory targets among the exports, including many agricultural commodities. Definition of retaliatory in US English: retaliatory adjectiverəˈtæliəˌtɔrirəˈtalēəˌtôrē (of an action) characterized by a desire for revenge. fears of a retaliatory attack by the victim's friends Example sentencesExamples They will rule in April how much in retaliatory sanctions the union can exact. Shooting creatures at long range will now bring a retaliatory action. Some commissioners have been critical of the decision not to launch a retaliatory military strike. The company this week offered its customers "protection" against such retaliatory suits in the form of an indemnification programme. Following his murder, the rule of terror climaxed in the retaliatory destruction of the village. There is something a little admonitory—even perhaps retaliatory—about such a response. The organization has approved a list of retaliatory targets among the exports, including many agricultural commodities. The street fighters had no qualms about drawing retaliatory bombardments on civilian areas. Compensation negotiations should be finalized within 180 days, beyond which retaliatory actions can be taken by affected countries. He was permitted to ignore a question regarding a proposed remedy for his company's retaliatory tactics.
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