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Meanings of enemy in English
Usage of enemy in English
1
Perhaps that proposed course of action was exactly what the enemy wanted.
2
Richardson also points to sugar -fast becoming public enemy number one.
3
I believe the police are the enemy of every law abiding citizen.
4
There is a good amount of enemy that come across the border.
5
Debate went again to the question of who the primary enemy was.
6
We've had cases where the enemy tries to use civilians for cover.
7
Napoleon studies this exchange of fire to better understand the enemy's position.
8
The war games were not directed at any particular enemy, he said.
9
This time, however, the enemy came not from beyond the realm's borders.
10
Within fifteen miles of the enemy and idly rotting in the mud.
11
But the enemy kind of rode to work in Iraq, he said.
12
The area where their target was positioned was clear of enemy presence.
13
We are greater in number than the enemy and equal in valor.
14
But this new enemy had tired of peace recently and wanted war.
15
But the problem is finding you without attracting attention from the enemy.
16
Eighty fighters, against at least five thousand, perhaps ten thousand enemy ships.
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Translations for enemy
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Enemy through the time
Enemy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
United States of America
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