plural n. one that tries to hurt or overthrow or that seeks the failure of another; an opposing military force
Some governments have many enemies.
Some governments have many enemies.
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What are the only wild enemies that whales have?
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What did his enemies do?
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The worsted wool trousers will last. OR He worsted his enemies.
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What did Jesus' enemies make him wear?
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The country was once execrated as enemies and later accepted as an ally.
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The stockade protected the soldiers from their enemies.
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He scalped the concert tickets. OR The enemies were scalped.
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The new leaders created detente with our enemies.
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What were the enemies doing to show evidence of the Blood Lie?
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Who are the rich and powerful enemies of the secret society?
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What do grasshoppers use to keep enemies away?
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What did Maverick's enemies do when he came back to school after the fire?
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Where were the babies when enemies tried to attack a herd?
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What is Percy's personality flaw that his enemies can use against him?
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foe; opposition; rival
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3 syllables
en-e-mies
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