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Filter by Meaning The patient's nemeses, the side effects of the medication, made it difficult for her to manage her illness.
Her addiction to smoking proved to be her nemeses.
The main character's nemeses in the movie were the gang of thieves who had taken over her neighborhood.
Lack of exercise and a healthy diet were her nemeses that resulted in weight gain.
Despite her best efforts, Jane's nemeses, her chronic health issues, continued to impede her progress.
Her addiction to alcohol was one of her nemeses.
The chef's nemeses, a lack of fresh ingredients and poor kitchen equipment, limited his culinary creations.
The homeowner's nemeses, termites, caused extensive damage to the structure of their house.
His desire for sweets was his nemeses in his diet.
Their nemeses were their fear of failure and lack of self-confidence.
For those trying to lose weight, junk food can be their nemeses, tempting them to abandon their diet.
For people with pollen allergies, springtime can be a time of sneezing and itchy eyes as their nemeses, the pollens, are in the air.
The hero's nemeses were the villains who sought to destroy the city.
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