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Discover Ludwig"formidable foe" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to an adversary or opponent that is powerful and intimidating. For example: "Our soccer team is facing a formidable foe in the championship game this Saturday."
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Merion has proved a formidable foe.
They face a formidable foe: recent history.
Wyeth's team faces a formidable foe.
Age proved to be Slocum's most formidable foe.
Why does it remain such a formidable foe?
Only then can you fight against such a formidable foe".
With Infinity, Skylanders faces its first truly formidable foe.
Peng, ranked 30th, should prove a more formidable foe.
The Rangers know the Senators will be a formidable foe.
Alzheimer's is a formidable foe for a number of reasons.
The Internet has proven a formidable foe for major corporations.
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