foe
noun
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F.O.E.
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Contemporary Examples of foe
In geopolitics, the doctrine of mutually assured destruction prevents the use of weapons of mass destruction against a foe.
In a GOP runoff today, candidate T.J. Fabby has attacked his foe for accepting Muslim money.
How I Made Sure a Texas Tea Party Candidate Accepted ‘Dirty’ Muslim MoneyDean Obeidallah
May 27, 2014
To a progressive, he is both friend and foe; both visionary and reactionary.
Which is how he and Johns made a living in their early days – as his foe Hilton Kramer liked to point out.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a foe of the industry, has been seated on the Senate banking committee.
Historical Examples of foe
It contrasts "foe and friend," just as the sonnet contrasts "love and hate."
The Man ShakespeareFrank Harris
We are natural enemies; and when your foe is disabled, then is the time to strike.
Stories from ThucydidesH. L. Havell
By this time, the first of August, we knew more about the foe we were to meet.
In the ValleyHarold Frederic
They lie at the mercy of every foe, of every passion, of every change.
Female Scripture Biographies, Vol. IFrancis Augustus Cox
Ignorant of the law—the law only seemed to him, as it ever does to the ignorant and the friendless—a Foe.
Night and Morning, CompleteEdward Bulwer-Lytton