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afoul

[ US /əˈfaʊɫ/ ]
[ UK /ɐfˈa‍ʊl/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. especially of a ship's lines etc
    with its sails afoul
    a foul anchor

How To Use afoul In A Sentence

  • Does this display run afoul of public indecency laws?
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  • The treatment of social issues in her films, including several documentaries, has run her afoul of the government.
  • Burgess' illegal use of alcohol ran afoul of the code, a point the righteous Karnaugh was quite eager to make.
  • Vermont Law School professor Oliver Goodenough, who specializes in intellectual and property law, said the kale versus "chikin" fight reminded him of a case two years ago, when a Morrisville microbrewer that makes a beer called "Vermonster" ran afoul of the Monster energy drink company. Chick-Fil-A Says Artist Bo Muller-Moore's 'Eat More Kale' Slogan Too Similar To 'Eat Mor Chikin'
  • But opposition figures reiterated the pro-democracy positions that first ran them afoul of the government ahead of the trip.
  • A poached pear dessert on a delicious fluff of ricotta and mascarpone cheeses runs afoul in a lake of bullying raspberry sauce.
  • Here I simply introduce them to you and describe how Iberian managers ran afoul of them. 1.
  • Finally, the plants must respect the factors that are always present or that may run them afoul of the local jurisdiction.
  • Running afoul of the regime, he was forced to seek asylum in a neighbouring country.
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