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enemy

[en-uh-mee] / ˈɛn ə mi /


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"Russian drones move much more quickly, so the enemy operators will not be able to control them in real time," the website said.

From BBC

“It’s not just work on the sport, not just to teach me the jumps,” said Carrillo, whose slender 5-foot-7 build and wide smile belie a fierce competitiveness that sometimes has been his worst enemy.

From Los Angeles Times

And though rallying takes work, and strengthening a community against a common enemy takes time, these tasks are not impossible.

From Salon

Those fighters targeted Iranian drones when Tehran attacked Israel in April 2024 in what the Air Force called the “largest air-to-air enemy engagement in over 50 years.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Aside from some remarks in support of Iran's anti-government protests this month, Israel's prime minister has had little to say publicly about his superpower ally taking on his biggest enemy.

From BBC