fought
- 01 A2 Elementary
the past form of 'fight', used when people used physical force or weapons against each other.
the past tense of 'fight' in the sense of engaging in physical combat or warfare.
Simple“The two armies fought a long battle in the valley many years ago.”
In context“The soldiers fought with remarkable bravery despite being outnumbered and having limited access to supplies during the winter siege.”
UsageThis is the irregular past form of 'fight'; do not use 'fighted'.
Antonyms - 02 B1 Intermediate
used when people had a strong or angry disagreement in the past.
the past tense of 'fight' in the sense of engaging in a verbal dispute or a heated argument.
Simple“The couple fought about money for years before they finally reached an agreement.”
In context“The siblings fought constantly throughout their childhood, yet they developed a profound mutual respect once they reached adulthood.”
SynonymsAntonyms - 03 B1 Intermediate
used when someone worked very hard to achieve something or to stop something bad.
the past tense of 'fight' used figuratively to describe a determined effort to overcome an obstacle or achieve a social goal.
Simple“She fought for better working conditions at her office until the manager listened.”
In context“The activists fought tirelessly for decades to secure voting rights, eventually influencing the passage of landmark legislation.”
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