foeman
noun as in strong fondness
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Example:The warrior fought his last battle against the enemy, the foeman he had once counted among his friends.
Definition:a person who is opposed to or who is opposed to the interests of another person or group.
Example:In the chess tournament, he always faced his principal foeman, a chess master who had defeated him in the previous year.
Definition:a person who is competing against someone in a contest or game.
Example:The two men, former rivals turned foeman, now joined forces to form a new alliance against their common foes.
Definition:a person who is a competitor for the same goal or prize, especially in a sport or other competition.
Example:Legal adversaries often become foemen in the court battles of corporate and personal disputes.
Definition:a person or thing that is opposed or struggles against another, often in combat or legal proceedings.
Example:In the novel, the protagonist fought an insurmountable foeman in the form of an evil magician.
Definition:a character that opposes the main character's goals, ideally causing conflict and tension in the story.
Example:The politician must face the foeman of the opposition in the upcoming election.
Definition:the act of opposing; hostility; antagonism.
Example:In his later years, he faced the foeman of adversity but remained steadfast in his spirit.
Definition:the condition or an experience of enduring very difficult or bad circumstances; bad fortune, ill luck.
Example:He thought he was safe from nemesis, but the foeman from his past came to claim his dues.
Definition:a person or thing regarded as a natural punisher of wrongdoing or one who confronts and is encountered in a fatal encounter.
Example:During the war, they were each other's foes and foemen.
Definition:a word for a person who is opposed to or hostile towards another, especially in war.
Example:The new policy was designed to antagonize the foemen, making them even more determined to resist.
Definition:to provoke or irritate someone, especially because they disagree with or dislike what you are doing or saying.
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