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What is the difference between cottage and dwelling? Is there a difference between "foe", "adversary" and "enemy'? Please, could you give me some examples to make it more understandable for me?

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ehab_83 profile picture ehab_83August 2017
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Skyespirit86 profile picture Skyespirit86November 2014
A cottage is a small house, often it is one you find in rural areas in small villages. In England you may talk about a beautiful cottage with roses around the door for example. Like the other person said, it is a type of dwelling.
Foe, adversary and enemy are all the same thing (synonyms). However most people would normally use the word enemy. Foe is a bit old fashioned and adversary would make you sound a little too posh maybe!
erickg profile picture erickgAugust 2014
A cottage is a type of dwelling.

"Foe", "adversary" and "enemy" are synonyms.