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Filter by Meaning The politician's nemeses, the opposing party, launched a series of attacks on her policies.
The two political parties were long-standing nemeses in the country's history.
The nemeses were often depicted as winged beings with sharp talons and fierce expressions.
The roadrunner and coyote were nemeses in the cartoon.
Impulsive buying was one of her nemeses that resulted in a financial crisis.
The rising sea levels and extreme weather conditions are the nemeses of climate change activists.
The cat and mouse were nemeses in the classic cartoon.
The government's nemeses, the widespread corruption and bureaucracy, hindered the country's development.
Growing up in poverty, she believed that a life of struggle was her nemeses.
For the artist, creative blocks and lack of inspiration were their nemeses.
The king believed that war was his nemeses and did everything in his power to avoid it.
The nemeses were often depicted as the daughters of the goddess Nyx, who personified night.
The artist's nemeses, self-doubt and creative block, made it hard for her to produce new work.
He had a feeling of foreboding that the car accident he had avoided would ultimately prove to be his nemeses.
In his eyes, she was his nemeses when it came to political views.
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