| former enemy | 21.33 | He was forced to turn for aid to his former enemy. | ||
| political enemy | 16.52 | Nixon had many political enemies. | ||
| worst enemy | 11.45 | He is his own worst enemy. | ||
| bitter enemy | 9.22 | Even bitter enemies. | ||
| old enemy | 8.62 | The two men are old enemies. | ||
| common enemy | 7.04 | Is it a common enemy? | ||
| sworn enemy | 5.79 | In the Fifties they were sworn enemies. | ||
| natural enemy | 4.67 | Our natural enemy had struck again. | ||
| new enemy | 3.42 | New enemies. | ||
| potential enemy | 3.23 | Shevardnadze has still more potential enemies. | ||
| mortal enemy | 2.96 | Viruses and bacteria are usually mortal enemies. | ||
| powerful enemy | 2.90 | Success can be a powerful enemy. | ||
| traditional enemy | 2.57 | Turkey and Greece, traditional enemies, join forces on Kosovo. | ||
| arch enemy | 2.37 | They are our arch enemies. | ||
| biggest enemy | 2.04 | Time is his biggest enemy. | ||
| longtime enemy | 2.04 | Netanyahu finds a partner in longtime enemy. | ||
| real enemy | 1.78 | But the real enemy is noise. | ||
| main enemy | 1.51 | Thirst was his main enemy, he said. | ||
| one-time enemy | 1.51 | Economic relations between the one-time enemies, however, still lag. | ||
| perceived enemy | 1.32 | The country took preemptive action against the perceived enemy. |