meaning of Better an open enemy than a false friend
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False friends are worse than open enemies. It's better to know who your real enemies are rather than trust someone who pretends to be a friend but is capable of stabbing you in the back.
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Open enemy is better than false friend:
The meaning of the proverb, an open enemy is better than a false friend, is it is better to know the real enemies than associating with fake friends. People who pretend to be friends are capable of giving us a hard time.
They appreciate us fakely, flatter and misuse the genuine friendship. A false friend is capable of deceiving and stabbing at the back. They would be ready to betray a person for their benefits. So, it is wise to spot the enemy instead of being with fake friends.
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