Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Thwart"

A: means to stop or prevent something from happening

A: To ruin or destroy; but doesn't work in all situations

example: she thwarted our plan

A: why did you thwart my plans? you are thwarting my plans.

A: "thwart" means preventing someone from achieving something.

Example...
He did all he could to thwart their plans.

A: “I tried my best to thwart his plans” “The army thwarted the enemies attack”

A: You will never thwart our plans, foolish peasant.

A: Ah, hello again! 🙂 These are very similar. To thwart someone's plan and to foil someone's plan are basically identical. I guess the only difference might be that thwart is slightly less common, but both are considered very dramatic, like something you might see in a comic book

A: “The attempt to capture the king was thwarted/foiled by the royal guards”

They are the same and can be used in any context like this, where a plan or attempt was stopped from happening. However, these are antiquated words, and are not used very often in casual conversations

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A: I mean, the word thwart isn't really used that often in everyday conversation, but it would stay as thwart

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A: thwôrt. thwort. thwart

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