Enemy and Fellow

Enemy

Enemy noun - One that is hostile toward another.
Usage example: a beloved minister with no known enemies

Fellow is an antonym for enemy.

Fellow

Fellow noun - A male romantic companion.

Enemy is an antonym for fellow in friend topic.

Nearby Words: fellowship, fella

How words are described

old old enemy old fellow
normal normal enemy normal fellow
certain certain enemy certain fellow
friendly friendly enemy friendly fellow
Other adjectives: nasty, strong, large, great, dark, mysterious, said.

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / Spec Ops: The Line This was probably deliberate, as a means of suggesting this trope: you are, after all, fighting fellow Americans instead of a foreign enemy for once.
  • If you treat your fellow citizens as threats instead of allies - hiding your creations, making deadman's switches, attacking citizens without permission - then you're nothing to me but another enemy.
  • Rommel was an Anti-Villain at worst, sparing or even rescuing enemy prisoners and refugees where his fellow commanders would've shot them personally.
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