Bane and Foe

Bane

Bane noun - A source of harm or misfortune.

Foe and bane are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Foe" instead a noun "Bane".

Nearby Words: banal, baneful

Foe

Foe noun - One that is hostile toward another.
Usage example: are you friend or foe?

Bane and foe are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bane" instead a noun "Foe".

How words are described

particular particular bane particular foe
common common bane common foe
true true bane true foe
dead dead bane dead foe
Other adjectives: powerful, real, evil, personal, ancient, supernatural, frequent, minor, eternal, primary, greatest.

Both words in one sentence

  • Energy Absorption Playing the magic addiction card of the former High Elves, the Spellbreaker can absorb any magic buff from any unit (friend and foe alike), to the bane of casters everywhere.
  • Never Live It Down / Comic Books Bane, Batman's foe, received a number of augmentations, such as subcutaneous shields, and the "Venom" drug that increased his already formidable strength.
  • In the time since then, he went on to become one of the most dangerous mercenaries in the land, and after the Eclipse, developed a reputation as the Black Swordsman, the bane of apostles and the one foe the God Hand respects.
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