Pronunciation: /ˈɛnəmi/
noun a person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone or something
A1 My sister and I used to play together, but now she is my worst enemy.
A2 The superhero fought against his arch enemy in the final battle.
B1 The two countries have been enemies for decades, but they are now working towards peace.
B2 The spy knew he had to be cautious as he was surrounded by potential enemies.
C1 The politician saw his rival as a formidable enemy in the upcoming election.
C2 The general strategized ways to outmaneuver the enemy forces in the war.
adjective belonging to the opposing side in a conflict
A1 My enemy cat is always chasing after birds.
A2 The enemy soldier tried to escape from the battlefield.
B1 She was warned about the enemy spy in her organization.
B2 The detective discovered the enemy agent's secret hideout.
C1 The government launched a covert operation to eliminate the enemy threat.
C2 The general devised a brilliant strategy to outmaneuver the enemy forces.
formal The country is facing a threat from an unknown enemy.
informal I heard that Sarah's ex-boyfriend is now her enemy.
slang Watch out for that guy, he's your worst enemy.
figurative Fear is the enemy of progress.
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