enemy in Greek
enemy in Greek is εχθρός — enemy means a person who is hostile toward, or actively opposes, another.
enemy in Greek
εχθρός
Pronounced: echthros
What does "enemy" mean?
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noun A person who is hostile toward, or actively opposes, another.
"He made an enemy of his former business partner."
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noun An opposing military force or fighter in a conflict.
"The soldiers spotted enemy troops on the ridge."
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noun Something that threatens or works against a particular goal or interest.
"Stress is the enemy of good sleep."
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enemy in a sentence
- He made an enemy of his former business partner.
- The two nations had been enemies for generations.
- The soldiers spotted enemy troops on the ridge.
- Stress is the enemy of good sleep.
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What is "enemy" in Greek?
"enemy" in Greek is εχθρός. enemy means: A person who is hostile toward, or actively opposes, another.
How do you pronounce εχθρός?
"enemy" in Greek is εχθρός, pronounced "echthros".
How do you use "enemy" in a sentence?
Example: "He made an enemy of his former business partner." In Greek, "enemy" is εχθρός.
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