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Enemy
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| (instance Enemy SocialRole) | MilitaryProcesses.kif 2536-2536 | Enemy is an instance of social role |
| (instance Enemy DeonticAttribute) | MilitaryProcesses.kif 2537-2537 | Enemy is an instance of deontic attribute |
| (documentation Enemy EnglishLanguage "Enemy is the opposite of Ally. Eemotions associated with the enemy would include anger, hatred, frustration, envy, jealousy, Fear, distrust, and possibly grudging respect.As a political concept, an enemy is likely to be met with hate, violence, Battle and War. [Wikipedia].") | MilitaryProcesses.kif 2538-2541 | Enemy is an instance of deontic attribute |
| appearance as argument number 2 |
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| (contraryAttribute Ally Enemy) | MilitaryProcesses.kif 2527-2527 | Ally is the opposite of enemy |
| (termFormat EnglishLanguage Enemy "enemy") | MilitaryProcesses.kif 3048-3048 | Ally is the opposite of enemy |
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| (=> (holdsDuring ?T (attribute ?P Enemy)) (exists (?AGENT) (holdsDuring ?T (enemy ?AGENT ?P)))) |
MilitaryProcesses.kif 2543-2548 | If enemy is an attribute of X holds during Y, then there exists Z such that Z and X are enemies of each other holds during Y |
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