Psalm 5 9 describes enemies in the following manner: "Not a word from their mouth can be trusted; their heart is filled with malice.
Russia has long described its enemy in Chechnya as "terrorists".
Obama, explaining how his administration would "degrade and ultimately destroy" Isis, described the enemy as "a terrorist organisation, pure and simple".
Later, he described the enemy as "little bands of individuals, literally criminal minded," mentioned "a force" that might take over the Middle East and said that the "credibility on a global scale" of American power was at stake.
In his speech on that day, Mr. Bush said, "We stand together to win the war against terrorism," and over the following year the White House described the enemy as terrorism twice as often as terror.
Thousands of Axis POWs and people described as "enemy aliens" were held in Southern Rhodesia during the conflict.
Eurogamer's review by Rich Stanton described XCOM: Enemy Unknown as "a winner" and "a fantastic game" that "brings back and revitalises a classic".
George Bush pithily described his enemies as "Islamic fascists".
The man, who declined to give his name, described those enemies as "anybody that wants to take family values, Christian values, the American constitution in this country straight down the toilet".
Mr. Mullet, 66, the founder of a community near Bergholz, Ohio, and 15 followers, including six women, were tried for their roles in five separate attacks last fall, involving assaults on nine people whom Mr. Mullet had described as enemies.
Members of Congress were described as enemies.
