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foul
adjective as in disgusting, dirty
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adjective as in vulgar, offensive
adjective as in corrupt, dishonest
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noun as in infraction
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Example Sentences
Wednesday’s heroics came with the Lakers having blown an early 15-point lead while their leading scorer, Anthony Davis, had been hampered with foul trouble and was largely ineffective.
“They cannot swear under threat of perjury that there’s irreparable harm, and then turn around say under our litigation, ‘No harm, no foul.’”
The Football Association has launched its own investigation into the video that appears to show Premier League referee David Coote using foul language to describe former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp.
Warhol’s work, too, has fallen foul of criminals of late.
Forward Eric Dailey Jr. picked up his fourth foul and headed to the bench with his team down by 14 points.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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