Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
nemesis .
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Examples
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Here we have the most powerful hero in all of comicdom, and his nemeses are always embroiled in real-estate chicanery, bank fraud, and political skullduggery.
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Our nemeses were the jocks who, having just managed to master an Excel pivot table with over 20 rows of data, had no appreciation of the scalability or network client / server issues and would heckle our meetings with cries of "Fools, I can do this all with my spreadsheet and database CD that came free inside my muesli box this morning."
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Our nemeses were the jocks who, having just managed to master an Excel pivot table with over 20 rows of data, had no appreciation of the scalability or network client / server issues and would heckle our meetings with cries of "Fools, I can do this all with my spreadsheet and database CD that came free inside my muesli box this morning."
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Our nemeses were the jocks who, having just managed to master an Excel pivot table with over 20 rows of data, had no appreciation of the scalability or network client / server issues and would heckle our meetings with cries of "Fools, I can do this all with my spreadsheet and database CD that came free inside my muesli box this morning."
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And I'm well aware of why my "nemeses" don't like the Dept.
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By the time we were finally there, I was out of breath—I’m a mathlete, not an athlete—and had put Nick’s grouchy face, Payton’s problems, and all evil nemeses a.k.a.
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By the time we were finally there, I was out of breath—I’m a mathlete, not an athlete—and had put Nick’s grouchy face, Payton’s problems, and all evil nemeses a.k.a.
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We learn the Haitian has been acting as a courier for Mama P, while Daphne, who seems more amused than intimidated by her Japanese "nemeses," is acting as a freelancer.
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Obama said the review was begun to "make sure we avoid excessive, inconsistent and redundant regulation," which closely matched remarks made by one of the president's chief nemeses, Chamber of Commerce President Tom Donohue.
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Obama said the review was begun to "make sure we avoid excessive, inconsistent and redundant regulation," which closely matched remarks made by one of the president's chief nemeses, Chamber of Commerce President Tom Donohue.
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