Foul

In the broadest sense, 'foul' signifies something offensive, unpleasant, or morally wrong. It can describe a physical state, a moral transgression, or a violation of rules. It often implies dirtiness, corruption, or a breach of fairness. In sports, it specifically refers to a violation of the rules. The term can also describe unfavorable weather or a unpleasant smell.

Foul meaning with examples

• The chef considered the spoiled milk to be a Foul smell that emanated from the fridge. He had to throw it away immediately to avoid the smell affecting his food.
• In the heated basketball game, the referee called a Foul on the defender for pushing the offensive player unfairly, halting their progress towards the basket.
• The witness described the Foul deeds the defendant committed, which led to the defendant receiving a guilty verdict and a lengthy prison sentence for their actions.
• After the hurricane, the beach was covered with Foul debris and polluted water making it unsafe and unpleasant to visit for anyone.
• The team was angry because the Foul weather conditions caused their game to be postponed for the time being and ruining their game plan.