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Meanings of foe in English
Usage of foe in English
1
Cold War foe who was voted back to power in late 2006.
2
On the 7th of January the General opened fire upon the foe.
3
The Britons thrust their glaives deep in the breasts of the foe.
4
There is but one way; we must fight the foe in Wessex.
5
Later, the appearance of the red shirt struck terror to the foe.
6
What better time to announce ambitious plans to tackle its greatest foe?
7
Washington blamed long-time foe Iran for the incidents but Tehran denies responsibility.
8
Down the little valley fled the foe, the conquerors in mad pursuit.
9
The foe threatens to advance; let the guards keep their eyes open.
10
No one use that blade, at least not against a common foe.
11
Ferdinand in his eagerness threw himself into the midst of the foe.
12
But little did these simple Frenchmen understand the fury of the foe.
13
The greatest team of all time met an equal foe and survived.
14
And it's not enough to use the Swords against the right foe.
15
This was the way in which they had always driven the foe.
16
He pressed on upon the foe; he drove it through a body.
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Foe through the time
Foe across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common