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Mortal Enemy

Definition:

A mortal enemy refers to a person or entity that harbors intense hostility, often with the intention of causing harm or destruction.

Senses:

1. Common Sense: In general, a mortal enemy is an adversary who poses a great threat to one's well-being or success.
2. Mythology and Fiction: In various mythological and fictional works, a mortal enemy often symbolizes a character's arch-nemesis, with an insurmountable conflict between the two.

Sample Sentences:

• Despite their shared history, John and Peter became mortal enemies after a bitter dispute.
• Throughout the novel, the protagonist is constantly pursued by his mortal enemy, who seeks revenge for past grievances.
• In Greek mythology, Zeus and the titan Cronus were mortal enemies locked in a perpetual battle for supremacy.
• The football teams from rival cities have long been mortal enemies, their matches always filled with intense competition and animosity.

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