Nemesis and Trouble

Nemesis

Nemesis noun - A source of harm or misfortune.

Usage example: irrationality is the nemesis of democracy, for good government depends upon the wisdom of the electorate

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Trouble and nemesis are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trouble" instead a noun "Nemesis".

Trouble noun - An abnormal state that disrupts a plant's or animal's normal bodily functioning.

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Nemesis and trouble are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Nemesis" instead a noun "Trouble".

female	female nemesis	female trouble
complete	complete nemesis	complete trouble
future	future nemesis	future trouble
current	current nemesis	current trouble
Other adjectives: actual, real, great, bad, main, personal, early, professional, major, political, minor, occasional, comic, biggest.

Sergeant Hatred, on the other hand, has no trouble inviting his arch-nemesis to a barbecue.

Source: Go-Karting with Bowser
Meanwhile, Trypticon is reformatted into the Nemesis without trouble despite being in the middle of one of the few remaining places under Autobot control.

Source: Video Game / Transformers: Fall of Cybertron
There's a huge Pet the Dog moment in Antonia Forest's Autumn Term involving Lois Sanger, the Marlow twins' arch nemesis, who gets them both kicked out of Guides earlier in the book, and makes trouble for Nicola Marlow later on in the series.

Source: Pet The Dog / Literature

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