Meanings of inveterate foe in anglès

Sir Charles wondered what this inveterate foe could have to say now.

She determined to create a new league, including Argos, the inveterate foe of Sparta.

Mr. Carroll is in possession and will yield only to Mr. Martin,-thatinveterate foe of Mr.

These savages are the most dangerous banditti of the mountains, and the inveterate foe of the trappers.

He was the inveterate foe of oppression, and in his later years, opposed every compromise with slavery.

The most inveterate foe could not characterize this message as revolutionary, however much he might dissent from the policies advocated.

The final disaster occurred in 1014, when Basil II utterly defeated his inveterate foe in a pass near Seres in Macedonia.

Stamboulof, the inveterate foe of Russia, now dominates the elections in Bulgaria and Roumelia, thanks to the iradé on the bishoprics.

Finally, the benevolent Arthur Tappan came forward and paid the exorbitant fine imposed upon Garrison, and he went forth a more inveterate foe of slavery.

Every Papist presented an inveterate foe, while his connexion with France did not leave him at liberty to act with freedom against the Roman Catholics.

Every Papist presented an inveterate foe, while his connection with France did not leave him at liberty to act with freedom against the Roman Catholics.

He knew them to be his inveterate foes, but was deceived in believing they had hearts.

Numbers were ruined by their most intimate friends, and numbers were saved by their most inveterate foes.

Wolves and bears were incessant and inveterate foes of the live stock, and the cougar or panther occasionally attacked man as well.

England has gained a number of inveterate foes who, with good and wise treatment, might now be fighting in her own ranks.

It was a noble and gracious spectacle-themeeting of those hitherto inveterate foes, the duke of Medina Sidonia and the marques of Cadiz.