foilable Synonyms
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foilable Meaning
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foilable (a.)
Capable of being foiled.
foilable Sentence Examples
- The thief's plan was foilable if the guard had been more vigilant.
- Despite its intricate design, the security system proved foilable by a determined hacker.
- The magician's grand illusion was foilable if one knew the secret.
- The candidate's political aspirations were foilable by a well-timed leak.
- The experiment's results were foilable by the presence of an unknown variable.
- The bank robbers' plan seemed flawless, but it was foilable by an anonymous tip.
- The terrorist plot was foilable if the intelligence agency had acted sooner.
- The hacker's attempts to penetrate the firewall were foilable by strong encryption.
- The trap set by the hunter was foilable if the prey was cunning enough.
- The secret society's plans were foilable by infiltrating its ranks and gathering information.
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Capable of being foiled.
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The thief's plan was foilable if the guard had been more vigilant.
Despite its intricate design, the security system proved foilable by a determined hacker.
The magician's grand illusion was foilable if one knew the secret.
The candidate's political aspirations were foilable by a well-timed leak.
