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Foul Of

Description:

The term "foul of" refers to the act of violating or going against a rule, law, or standard. It implies that someone has done something wrong or has behaved in a way that is considered unacceptable or inappropriate.

Possible Parts of Speech:

• Verb: to foul of
• Prepositional Phrase: in foul of

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1:

Verb - Act of violating or breaking a rule:

Sample Sentence 1: Sarah fouled offside during the soccer match, resulting in a penalty for the opposing team.

Sample Sentence 2: The company was fined heavily for fouling environmental regulations.

Sense 2:

Prepositional Phrase - Being in violation or conflict with:

Sample Sentence 1: The candidate's controversial statements put him in foul of the party's manifesto.

Sample Sentence 2: The businessman found himself in foul of the law after evading taxes.

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