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Nemesis

Definition:

Nemesis, noun

  • A formidable rival or enemy that is often viewed as the source of one's downfall or defeat.
  • A person or force that inflicts just punishment or retribution for wrongdoing.
  • Something or someone that causes persistent trouble or difficulty.

Sample Sentences:

  1. John's nemesis on the basketball court always managed to outscore and outmaneuver him.
  2. The nemesis of corruption, the detective tirelessly pursued the criminals until they faced the consequences of their actions.
  3. Public speaking was always Lisa's nemesis, causing her great anxiety and stage fright.

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