Multiple hard to defeat opponents...
A formidable foe would just be a hard to defeat opponent.
India and Great Britain were the two foes.
: very powerful or strong : deserving serious attention and respect : very difficult to deal with : large or impressive in size or amount
Determining the "best" artillery in World War II is subjective, as different nations excelled in various aspects. The German Wehrmacht's artillery, particularly the 88mm gun, was highly effective against both infantry and armored targets, earning a formidable reputation. The Soviet Union also produced powerful artillery pieces, such as the Katyusha rocket launcher and the heavy guns used in their formidable artillery barrages. Ultimately, effectiveness varied by context, terrain, and specific battlefield requirements.
The Aztec weapons terrified the Spaniards primarily due to their unfamiliarity with the technology and tactics employed by the Aztecs. The Aztecs used a range of weaponry, including macuahuitl (a wooden sword with obsidian blades) and atlatls (spear-throwers), which were effective in close combat. Additionally, the psychological impact of facing a formidable and organized military force, combined with their advanced strategies and the sheer number of warriors, contributed to the Spaniards' fear. This fear was exacerbated by the mythic status of the Aztecs within European narratives, portraying them as fierce and formidable opponents.
This just refers to the fact that at the time of the Battle of Britain, all other European countries had been overrun by Nazi Germany. The USA was still neutral so Britain was standing alone against a formidable enemy.
Very formidable. A force to be reckoned with.
In English formidable means hard to overcome or frightening.
nonja
It maeans the enemy
formidable means marvellous
Tremendous! Terrific! Awesome!
maraviloso. wonderful, terrefic
EnemyFoe means enemy.
Foes are enemies.
"I am a wonderful girl."
that's great / tremendous /awesome!
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