Avengers
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- proper noun
- /əˈvɛndʒərz/
- I finally got round to watching Avengers Infinity War.
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Watch on YouTubeI finally got round to watching Avengers Infinity War.
- I finally got round to watching Avengers Infinity War.
- Thor and the Guardians, you're back to The Avengers more so.
- I mean, the closest I could say to that would be Avengers End Game.
- But that's how he was introduced into The Avengers as this really formidable force.
- All you know, all the characters again, but The Avengers assemble.
- You broke a record set by Avengers End Game for per theater average.
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As for the Marvel movies (I just saw THE AVENGERS the night before last), they're doing something right.
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Oh boy, when does The Avengers Age of Ultron come out?
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You just said The Avengers, right?
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People clamoring for Joss Whedon can forget it - THE AVENGERS is his baby, and he’s sticking with those stories for a while yet.
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In the latest film, The Avengers united to stop an alien invasion threatening Earth.
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Many fans eagerly await the next release featuring The Avengers as they battle their most formidable foes yet.
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After saving the universe, The Avengers celebrated their victory in a grand ceremony.
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A group of heroes with special powers who work together to fight evil
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Etymology
The name Avengers is taken from the verb avenge, meaning 'to take revenge' or 'get justice'. That's why the superhero team called the Avengers are shown as heroes who fight wrongdoers and try to protect the world.