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foe

noun as in person who is an opponent

Strong match

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Their foe, in true “Minecraft” fashion, is a blocky baby zombie riding a cubist chicken: a “chicken jockey,” as Black’s Steve properly notes.

More a training exercise than an actual altercation, Ramsey’s Ellie eventually takes down her much larger foe before learning, to her chagrin, that her opponent pulled his punches.

It's in this context that Trump's handling of the situation has handed leverage back to the rest of the world, because neither friend nor foe will negotiate with America while things are as they are.

From BBC

Is it just hyperbole, an aggressive opening bargaining position in advance of the international trade war he has launched against friends and foes alike?

Advocating the nationalisation of key sectors of the economy, these two parties are the impeccable foes of the pro-business DA.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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