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foe

[foh] / foʊ /


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But sadness is a powerful foe, maybe harder to keep down than happiness, and it was a struggle.

From Literature

The Justice Department’s release of its Jeffrey Epstein files has given some powerful people fresh fodder to embarrass their foes.

From The Wall Street Journal

He considers her a formidable foe who was the first to prove “that the DSA can win in Los Angeles” and who brings several advantages to a campaign against Bass.

From Los Angeles Times

But neither foe had a great quarterback pressure defense while the Patriots ranked fifth in the league in that category.

From Los Angeles Times

The question she sent Jeremy seemed to translate as "Friend or foe?"

From Literature