Archrival
a chief .
contemporary examples
archrival india has money to throw around, and iran and russia are also exerting influence in the region.
pakistan’s dance with terrorists just backfired and killed 132 children chris allbritton december 16, 2014
as a result, it has generated barely one 10th the new fossil-fuel jobs generated in archrival texas.
obama’s energy dilemma: back energy-fueled growth or please green lobby? joel kotkin december 6, 2012
this would not be the first time hamas’ archrival has partic-p-ted in attacks on israel to put hamas in a difficult spot.
“israeli blood is no purer than palestinian blood” orly halpern march 12, 2012
n.
by 1805, from arch- + rival (n.).
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