Meanings of redoubtable enemy in English

But go thy way; none suspect thee to be the redoubtable enemy of our heads.

They fled as if they could not put sufficient distance between themselves and their redoubtable enemy.

Swindlers and murderers had no more redoubtable enemy, for he seemed to read the most secret thoughts of their minds.

The statesman, driven by family considerations to crush Pons, did not so much as see the physical weakness of his redoubtable enemy.

Swindlers and murderers had no more redoubtable enemy, for he seemed to read in the recesses of their souls their most secret thoughts.

A woman of that disposition bears the first shock of a redoubtable enemy with courage, but, the danger better understood, she fears a second attack.