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Discover Ludwig"deadly enemy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone or something who is an intense or strong adversary, or a great danger. For example, "The storm proved to be a deadly enemy to those stranded in the sea."
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"We have a deadly enemy," Mr. Zebari said.
In a world of fear and desperation, today's friend can become tomorrow's deadly enemy.
The device, which sprouts its own radar-equipped mini-helicopter, becomes their deadly enemy.
I was warned before I left Paris that boredom would be my deadly enemy.
Top of the list, everyone says, is Mr Odinga's erstwhile ally and leading Kalenjin, William Ruto, now his deadly enemy.
Courtyard, Stratford-upon-Avon (0844 800 1110), 15 May-2 Oct. Bingo was once seen as theatre's deadly enemy.
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We have black people who are our deadly enemies.
But, historically, deadly enemies, swearing inwardly to cheat and betray, sign peace treaties.
The F.B.I. agent Alex Cross contends with two deadly enemies: the Wolf and the Weasel.
(Warner, $7.99.) The F.B.I. agent Alex Cross contends with two deadly enemies: the Wolf and the Weasel.
It's helped our allies protect their people from deadly enemies.
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