foiler (Meaning)
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foiler (n.)
One who foils or frustrates.
Synonyms & Antonyms of foiler
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foiler Sentence Examples
- The clever inventor foiled the thief's plan with an ingenious trap.
- The athlete effortlessly foiled his opponent's attack with a deft maneuver.
- The detective swiftly foiled the murder plot, saving innocent lives.
- The foiler prevented the boat from capsizing during the treacherous storm.
- The student foiled the difficult exam by studying diligently and understanding the concepts thoroughly.
- The chef artfully foiled the dessert with intricate designs that tantalized the eye.
- The author skillfully foiled the climax of the story, leaving readers on the edge of their seats.
- The gymnast foiled gravity with an awe-inspiring routine, executing flips and spins with grace.
- The musician masterfully foiled the guitar strings, creating a rich and resonant sound.
- The performer foiled the audience with their captivating act, leaving them in awe and wonder.
FAQs About the word foiler
One who foils or frustrates.
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The clever inventor foiled the thief's plan with an ingenious trap.
The athlete effortlessly foiled his opponent's attack with a deft maneuver.
The detective swiftly foiled the murder plot, saving innocent lives.
The foiler prevented the boat from capsizing during the treacherous storm.
