Crew and Foe

Crew

Crew noun - A group involved in secret or criminal activities.

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

Foe noun - One that is hostile toward another.

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

human	human crew	human foe
old	old crew	old foe
regular	regular crew	regular foe
alien	alien crew	alien foe
Other adjectives: current, dead, strong, real, large, big, evil, black, main, former, last, different, undead.

Commodore Decker and his crew are facing an unbeatable foe, so he beams his crew down to a nearby planet and intends to go down with the ship.

Source: Heroic Sacrifice / Live-Action TV
Ultimately, the crew become suspicious when they realize the ship's advanced weaponry can reduce their foe's military equipment to scrap within a few seconds- a foe they've supposedly been fighting for several decades.

Source: Criminal Amnesiac
However, it turns out that the Ptolemaois crew is played for exactly the same reason; they themselves are rendered a hypocritical foe by the very same organization for whom they supposedly work.

Source: Necessarily Evil

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