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 Enemy 

An enemy is an entity that is forcefully adverse to the person denoting it "enemy". Usually used in war, as a denomination of the side one is fighting. It may also be used about weather, diseases and a host of other things, the common connection of which is that they may cause injury or even death to those those they oppose.

Enemy is a strong word, evoking associations of violence, hate[?], battle and war.

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