Enemy
Either someone u hate and ur hostile towards and they are the same against u, or a good song by imagine dragons
Enemy
Our one, main, enemy is Voldemort. We must hunt him down with wild packs of dogs and Ginny Weasley. She has some mean attack spellsEnemy
Someone you don't have to keep up appearances with or pretend to be a friend of, since pretending to be a friend of an enemy is transparent anyway.
Example:
His/her enemy wasn't pretending to be a friend, so why was he/she still pretending and waving all the time?
His/her enemy wasn't pretending to be a friend, so why was he/she still pretending and waving all the time?
Enemy
How do you know who they are?
Example:
Hym “You know what’s interesting about the Bible (and I’ve probably said this before but I’d like to expound upon it)? That the villain is always humanity. Anyone who doesn’t directly subordinate themselves to the protagonist or anyone who isn’t directly related to them is the enemy. All of them are slaughtered (and rightly so). Why? Because there is no solution that’s good for everyone. And if what you want to happen is something the horde is going to resist; there is no recourse other than killing their first born kids and burning their cities to the ground.”
Hym “You know what’s interesting about the Bible (and I’ve probably said this before but I’d like to expound upon it)? That the villain is always humanity. Anyone who doesn’t directly subordinate themselves to the protagonist or anyone who isn’t directly related to them is the enemy. All of them are slaughtered (and rightly so). Why? Because there is no solution that’s good for everyone. And if what you want to happen is something the horde is going to resist; there is no recourse other than killing their first born kids and burning their cities to the ground.”
Enemy
Example:
The puppet master tells them they were all subserviant to the enemy, meanwhile he/she is the one pulling all their strings if any of them get out of line, like the enemy.
The puppet master tells them they were all subserviant to the enemy, meanwhile he/she is the one pulling all their strings if any of them get out of line, like the enemy.
Enemy Enemy
enemy
1. A former friend or acquaintance whose company is no longer considered to be beneficial to a relationship.
2. One who is deemed or deems him/herself to be of more use to another as an adversary as apposed to an ally.
2. One who is deemed or deems him/herself to be of more use to another as an adversary as apposed to an ally.