foe — an enemy or opponent
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an enemy or opponent
Pronunciation (IPA): /foʊ/
Korean meaning: 적, 원수
Korean pronunciation: **포**
Example Sentences
- Batman's greatest foe is the Joker, who always escapes from Arkham Asylum.
- My diet's worst foe is the ice cream truck that plays music outside my window.
- The two countries have been foe for decades over territorial disputes.
foe
NOUN//foʊ//
an enemy or opponent
적, 원수
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Origin
From Old English 'fāh' meaning 'hostile' or 'at enmity.' This Germanic root is related to 'feud' and originally described someone marked as an enemy.
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“Batman's greatest foe is the Joker, who always escapes from Arkham Asylum.”
“My diet's worst foe is the ice cream truck that plays music outside my window.”
“The two countries have been foe for decades over territorial disputes.”
“Procrastination is the foe of productivity.”
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