archenemy in Japanese
archenemy in Japanese is 大敵, 宿敵 — archenemy means someone's main or most powerful enemy.
archenemy in Japanese
大敵
Pronounced: taiteki
A principal enemy.
宿敵
Pronounced: shukuteki
A principal enemy.
What does "archenemy" mean?
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noun Someone's main or most powerful enemy.
"Every superhero seems to have one archenemy who keeps coming back."
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archenemy in a sentence
- Every superhero seems to have one archenemy who keeps coming back.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "archenemy" in Japanese?
"archenemy" in Japanese is 大敵, 宿敵. archenemy means: Someone's main or most powerful enemy.
How do you pronounce 大敵?
"archenemy" in Japanese is 大敵, pronounced "taiteki".
How do you use "archenemy" in a sentence?
Example: "Every superhero seems to have one archenemy who keeps coming back." In Japanese, "archenemy" is 大敵, 宿敵.
Are there other ways to say "archenemy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "archenemy": 大敵, 宿敵.
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