Aún no tenemos significados para "avowed enemy".
1Nor was this all; for the their court; a court, the avowed enemy of Florence.
2And most of all, Pakistan feared India, an avowed enemy for more than 60 years.
3Should you not see for yourself her avowed enemy?
4Mr. Conkling was an avowed enemy of woman suffrage.
5Had he been prudent in coming into this strange house alone with an avowed enemy?
6The North is her passionate reprover; she is held to be, by many, her avowed enemy.
7It was obvious that Aerssens, their avowed enemy, was controlling the public policy of the government.
8He revived his brother's agrarian law, and became at once the avowed enemy of the Senate.
9He was becoming an avowed enemy of the Pope, losing his former reluctance to attack authority.
10Believe me, Mr. Morse, you are far nearer socialism than I who am its avowed enemy.
11Also in this instance we were fighting an avowed enemy, and all is fair in love and war.
12He talks openly against my project; he calls me a thief and a ruffian; he's an avowed enemy.
13In proportion as the working-man determines to alter the present state of things, the bourgeois becomes his avowed enemy.
14One Clark, an avowed enemy of the protestants in king Edward's reign, hung himself in the Tower of London.
15Why such burning solicitude for Colonel Kelmscott's estate on the part of a man who was his avowed enemy?
16Being extremely hungry, he decided for the first alternative, and reluctantly brought himself to a halt next his avowed enemy.
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