What Does Foe Mean?

Foe means a personal enemy or an enemy of war. One who is hostile to or be in opposition to, or injures, or hinders some one is known as Foe. Foe is if someone who is aggressive to or contradicts the purposes or interests of another. The person feels enmity, wickedness or extreme dislike towards another individual in such a condition. It may be in terms of Military hostility. It may fall true in the case of a game or a contest, or adversary or a political opposition. A person who is contrasting in emotion, standard, etc., to someone is known as a foe. It can be something that is damaging to or disparaging of something.

In simple terms it is someone who shows hatredness or personal enmity or grudge against someone.

Enemy

Foe refers to an enemy or a rival. It is generally used to refer to opponents in war. It basically means an adversary, can be used in a personal context as well. The term has seen a lot of poetic usage to denote an enemy.

A foe is also a unit used to measure energy. One foe is the equivalent of ten raised to forty-four joules. It is mainly used to calculate immensely high amounts of energy, such as that energy generated by a supernova. This is a very convenient form of measure as a supernova generally emits around one foe of conservable energy in an extremely short time period.

Foe is also the acronym for the Fraternal Order of Eagles, which is a fraternal association. It is also the abbreviation for Friends of the Earth, which is a network dealing with environmental issues.