The phrase "adversaries with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a relationship or interaction involving adversaries, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The two teams were adversaries with a long-standing rivalry."
Alternatives: "rivals with" or "opponents in".
Hollywood depicts superhuman teams of Special Operations forces snuffing out their adversaries with clinical precision.
Regulators would be forced to litigate far more cases, often against adversaries with far greater resources.
But that has not kept the mayor from stirring up adversaries with his remark.
Surprise your adversaries with bold moves and concessions that create new space on which to govern.
If you win the support of the public and the media, you can beat wealthy adversaries with asymmetric warfare.
The new telecoms regulator, Ifetel, intends to apply "asymmetric regulation" to adversaries with market dominance, which have enormous political clout.
She writes: "Cohn's power derived largely from his ability to scare potential adversaries with hollow threats and spurious lawsuits.
Obama may have assisted his adversaries with the diffidence and lack of affect he displayed in Denver about the plight of American workers.
His role as a gray eminence has been described by the newsmagazine Veja as "capable of mapping out the weaknesses of adversaries with an acupuncturist's precision".
After decades of persecution, the Brothers have sent off their erstwhile adversaries with a mocking thank-you and the country's highest honour, the Collar of the Nile.
The team's operators "respectfully deflect baseless and often irrational insults, confront adversaries with factual evidence and expose extremist propaganda that might otherwise go unrefuted," Major Nevers said.
