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Filter by Meaning The author's nemeses, negative reviews and low book sales, discouraged her from writing.
The detective knew that the elusive criminal was his nemeses, always managing to evade capture.
The tragic hero's downfall was attributed to his arrogance and disregard for the warnings of the nemeses.
The city's nemeses, potholes, made for a bumpy and frustrating commute.
The nemeses of Sherlock Holmes were some of the most memorable characters in literature.
The thief's greed eventually became his nemeses and led to his capture.
The computer virus was the nemeses of the company's entire network.
The princess and the evil queen were nemeses in the fairy tale.
Harry Potter and Voldemort were nemeses in the wizarding world.
The nemeses of computer hackers are the cybersecurity experts who work to keep their networks safe.
King Agamemnon's arrogance led to his downfall at the hands of the nemeses.
Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarty were nemeses in the detective story.
His impulsive behavior became his nemeses in the courtroom.
The two rival gangs were nemeses in the crime world.
The nemeses of the criminal underworld are the police officers who tirelessly work to bring them to justice.
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