Nemesis in Portuguese
Nemesis in Portuguese is Némesis, Nêmesis — Nemesis means a person's worst enemy or greatest rival — someone who always seems to oppose or defeat them.
Nemesis in Portuguese
Némesis
(Greek god) The goddess of divine retribution.
Nêmesis
(Greek god) The goddess of divine retribution.
What does "Nemesis" mean?
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noun A person's worst enemy or greatest rival — someone who always seems to oppose or defeat them.
"The detective finally came face to face with his old nemesis."
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noun A downfall or defeat that someone thoroughly deserves and cannot escape; a form of poetic justice.
"His own greed became his nemesis in the end."
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Nemesis in a sentence
- The detective finally came face to face with his old nemesis.
- For years, that team was our nemesis in the championship game.
- His own greed became his nemesis in the end.
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What is "Nemesis" in Portuguese?
"Nemesis" in Portuguese is Némesis, Nêmesis. Nemesis means: A person's worst enemy or greatest rival — someone who always seems to oppose or defeat them.
How do you use "Nemesis" in a sentence?
Example: "The detective finally came face to face with his old nemesis." In Portuguese, "Nemesis" is Némesis, Nêmesis.
Are there other ways to say "Nemesis" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "Nemesis": Némesis, Nêmesis.
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