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Meanings of new enemies in English

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Usage of new enemies in English
1
He had two new enemies, but he was not afraid of them.
Roger Ingleton, Minor
2
With no Cold War to fight, there is a search for new enemies.
The Irish Times
3
The new enemies: criminals, spies trying to subvert the economic order.
Wired
4
There will be new enemies too, the Dwarven Dynaster is a war machine.
The South African
5
Reengaging the forward thrusters, Anakin wheeled the ship about, searching for new enemies.
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
6
With what new enemies was the Czar's courier now to meet?
Michael Strogoff; Or, The Courier of the Czar
7
This may possibly be due to the fact that new enemies are constantly arising.
The Human Side of Animals
8
But there will be new enemies, if not from outside these walls then from within.
Quest for honour
9
With Al Jazeera's expansion came unprecedented influence in the Arab world, but also new enemies.
Reuters
10
There are times when new enemies are more diverting than the oldest of old friends.
The Range Dwellers
11
They swarm with new enemies and temptations before unknown.
The Whence and the Whither of Man / A Brief History of His Origi...
12
Both savages had risen immediately after being knocked down, and now faced their new enemies.
Sunk at Sea
13
Her freedom means she'll come after me again, but I have new enemies to worry about.
Altered
14
This was no time to make new enemies, least of all among those who handled information.
The Slab
15
The relationship between civilian casualties and the creation of new enemies is no mere academic debate.
Wired
16
There are new vehicles, new abilities, new enemies.
Wired
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common