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Meanings of inveterate enemy in anglès
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Usage of inveterate enemy in anglès
1
And as he hath shewn himself such an inveterate enemy to liberty.
2
The cat, recognising its inveterate enemy, set up a vindictive wail.
3
Il Nanno had betrayed me, or some other more inveterate enemy.
4
She finds in every man a natural and inveterate enemy.
5
He is the sworn and inveterate enemy of your country.
6
This emperor was an inveterate enemy of the Protestants.
7
Dr. Bryant, the Padre is my most inveterate enemy!
8
Thus repulsed, England turned to Prussia, and sought alliance with the most inveterate enemy of Austria.
9
Near the proposed station lived a Dutch emigrant who had shown himself the inveterate enemy of missions.
10
Time is the inveterate enemy of deceit.
11
This he could not well do; but Philip was aware that the admiral was now his inveterate enemy.
12
Hubert Lane was the leader of the rival gang of boys and the inveterate enemy of the Outlaws.
13
The consequence was the appointment of Bovadilla, the inveterate enemy of Columbus, to take the government from his hands.
14
He had found it of no use; and a period came when he rejoiced in an inveterate enemy's discomfiture.
15
He was an inveterate enemy to all the feline species, with the exception of Peter, the great tabby cat.
16
An unfortunate whale had fallen in with his inveterate enemy, a "thresher," and had been forthwith attacked.
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