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Meanings of born enemies in English
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Usage of born enemies in English
1
A quick people, but gloomy fanatics and born enemies of Egypt.
2
They are your born enemies: your fathers only escaped as by a miracle from their blood-stained hands.
3
They seem to be born enemies!
4
We are not natural- born enemies of Iran. On Monday, Bahrain and Sudan cut all ties with Iran, following Riyadh's example.
5
The people who want to take a house are the born enemies of the people who want to let a house.
6
Soon after she was born enemies of her father killed him and her mother and all of his race they could find.
7
"The Phoenicians are dangerous, born enemies of Egypt," said Mefres.
8
"French kings are the born enemies of Plantagenets."
9
"But don't forget our ' born enemies!' Somebody may come, even at this hour of the evening, who wants to see the house."