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Filter by Meaning The opposing team was the home team's nemeses in the championship game.
His phobia of heights was one of his nemeses that prevented him from enjoying outdoor activities.
In the world of soccer, the nemeses of Barcelona FC are their archrivals Real Madrid.
The team's nemeses, their lack of teamwork and communication, led to their defeat in the game.
The rival team was seen as our nemeses throughout the sports season.
The hot weather was the runner's nemeses during the marathon.
For the athlete, injuries were his nemeses, always standing in the way of his success.
The musician's nemeses, stage fright and technical difficulties, affected her performance.
Procrastination was one of his nemeses when it came to completing assignments on time.
The hero and villain in the action movie were nemeses.
The Red Sox and the Yankees are known as baseball nemeses.
The two teams had become nemeses after a controversial game that ended in a tie.
The team's nemeses, the undefeated champions, were up next in the tournament.
The two boxers had been nemeses since they first entered the ring.
The team's nemeses were injuries and lack of team coordination.
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