Other Word Forms
- unfighting adjective
Etymology
Origin of fighting
Example Sentences
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Yes, you know the opposition will have a little go at fighting back, especially if you are away somewhere, but you just think you are going to have the same dominance and as many chances.
From BBC
The song also reminded Americans what they were fighting for and captured a yearning to be home with family during the festive season.
That eventually led him to obtaining a law degree in San Francisco, where after an intern stint as a public defender, he decided he wanted to be a trial attorney, fighting in court.
From Los Angeles Times
On the back foot, Djokovic then saved six break points in an 11-minute opening service game in set four to stay alive and kept fighting hard.
From Barron's
Apple is fighting not only for current deliveries but also for the attention of engineers at suppliers.
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