Common enemy
Vampire and common enemy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vampire" instead a noun phrase "Common enemy".
Vampire
Vampire noun - A person who habitually preys upon others.
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Synonyms for Vampire
Common enemy and vampire are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Common enemy" instead a noun "Vampire".
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- Take on everyone's hate; both human, vampire, and dhampire, so that they will always have a common enemy to unite against, despite them STILL not liking each other.
Source: Zero-Approval Gambit -
Blade grudgingly ended up working with the vampire detective Hannibal King against their common enemy, Deacon Frost and eventually joined up with the other surviving hunters in the book and Dracula, to defeat Doctor Sun.
Source: Comicbook / Blade -
Obfuscating Stupidity: Afandi, an elderly but weak magician from The Last Watch, "Part 2 - A Common Enemy" One-Hit Kill: A registered vampire can be instantly incinerated by "pulling" on the seal.
Source: Literature / Night Watch
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