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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 of the company's expansion plans were the strict regulations imposed by the government.
The nemeses of clean energy are the fossil fuel industries that have long dominated the world's energy production.
The chef's nemeses, a lack of fresh ingredients and poor kitchen equipment, limited his culinary creations.
The government's nemeses, the widespread corruption and bureaucracy, hindered the country's development.
The king believed that war was his nemeses and did everything in his power to avoid it.
After years of cutting corners, the company's nemeses finally caught up with them in the form of a massive lawsuit.
The two companies were nemeses in the tech industry.
The entrepreneur's nemeses were the competitors who always seemed to have the upper hand.
The lack of communication between team members was their nemeses in completing the project.
The rainy weather has been a nemeses to the outdoor wedding plans.
The company's nemeses were fierce competition and changing market trends.
The economic recession proved to be the nemeses of many small businesses.
In his eyes, she was his nemeses when it came to political views.
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