The phrase "adversary with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation involving an adversary, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "He found himself in a conflict with an adversary."
Alternatives: "opponent in" or "rival with".
Could an operative dose an adversary with a handshake?
For them Merion was the same parsimonious adversary, with day-two pin positions as welcoming as thumb screws.
Breaking the rules could mean getting into a costly lawsuit with an adversary with a seemingly endless budget.
Ozzie looked right through Spock and headed for Spencer, who at first confronted this unexpected adversary with head up and ears out.
Sooner or later, however, we are going to face another adversary with nuclear weapons -- if not Saddam's Iraq tomorrow, then another regime the day after tomorrow.
We first show that interconnections with an adversary, with linear dynamics, can make the consensus dynamics diverge, or drive its evolution to a state different from the average.
Chapter 6 emphasis that you have to consider the motivations of your particular adversary with regard to what kinds of things they're going to carry out.
X-FACTOR Bobby Valentine thrives on matchups with other managers, and in the Cardinals' Tony La Russa, he has an adversary with a lofty reputation.
In both Vietnam and the Balkans, he said, "there was always a fixed adversary, with whom you could talk even while fighting".
After a decade, the start-up from Sweden has proved itself a worthy adversary, with 157 million users around the world, 71 million of whom pay for subscriptions.
Under Anglo-American law, a party may serve the adversary with a written request to corroborate the authenticity of any relevant document.
