The phrase "extract revenge" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use this phrase when referring to someone taking revenge on another person. For example, "Furious at his treatment, Sarah was determined to extract revenge on the man who had wronged her."
She didn't extract revenge".
But some buyers, angered by something a seller has done, extract revenge by building mountains out of foothills, or even walking away.
She has killed a comrade of theirs, possibly on a contract for the KGB, and now they've come to extract revenge.
Normally a broker can straighten it out, but the purchaser may extract revenge either by pressing to close early or finding another way to give it back to the seller somehow".
Buss: Some women reported having sex to give someone else an S.T.D. or to extract revenge on someone who had wronged them, for example by sleeping with the offender's partner.
He was elected South Africa's first black president in 1994, leading the nation into a reconciliation process that sought to give citizens of all races equal voice and seeking to avert efforts to extract revenge on whites for decades of sometimes brutal oppression.
Stobie was later shot dead by, it is thought, loyalist colleagues extracting revenge for his betrayal.
Obama, with more pressing contemporary problems on his plate, is unlikely to be fixated on extracting revenge from the UK.
The intransigent Strachan, seemingly always itching for a scrap, also succeeded in deeply offending members of Scotland's Fourth Estate who reacted unfavourably to his acerbic wit and biting sarcasm and extracted revenge in due course.
This was a period of low prestige and unhappiness for the Spartans, who were actually excluded from the Olympic Games of 420 by their enemies, the people of Elis; they waited 20 years before extracting revenge for this and other insults (but contrary to most modern views, the Olympic ban almost certainly did not last for the whole intervening two-decade period).
With Bairstow behind the stumps following the wise decision not to risk Buttler's injured left hand – he will miss the T20 match but is not considered a doubt for the first Test in Cardiff on 8 July – Rashid kept the full tosses to a minimum and extracted revenge for the 28-run over suffered at the hands of Santner at Trent Bridge on Wednesday.
