How to pronounce“frenemy”in English
and they're acutely aware that their particular generation might have some challenges about it. So, I ended up thinking of it as kind of like it's a
frenemy, I think, for for young people and they can they can see the promise and they can also see why it poses dangers to them.
But, Sarah, what do you think about, you know, warnings that up to half of entry-level white-collar jobs could disappear in the next few years. Is that
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Definitions of “frenemy”
Someone who has traits of an enemy and a friend.
“Painting with a bland stroke, hardly mixing color on palette or canvas, working neatly, quickly, deftly, and a bit hygienically—like an Old World gentleman—over his “spontaneous” projects—indeed, “tickling” his way along, to borrow frenemy Picasso's devastating verb—he [Henri Matisse] seems never to be deeply involved or even slightly carried away by his work.”
A fair-weather friend who is also a rival.
“So, we're definitely not going to be friends with Ferguson? Maybe we can be frenemies. A love-hate relationship's the next best thing.”