fought (A2)

verb

Pronunciation: /fɔːt/

Definition

Engaged in a violent struggle or conflict, typically with weapons.

Examples

• The soldiers fought fiercely on the battlefield.

• They fought for their freedom against the oppressive regime.

• The two boxers fought a long and grueling match.

How to Use fought

fight against (prepositional phrase)

To oppose or resist an enemy, idea, or problem. — "They fought against the new policy."

fight for (prepositional phrase)

To struggle to achieve or defend something. — "The activists fought for environmental protection."

fight with (prepositional phrase)

To engage in combat or argument with someone. — "The siblings often fought with each other."

fight over (prepositional phrase)

To argue or struggle for possession of something. — "The dogs fought over the bone."

Synonyms of fought

Words with a similar meaning to fought:

• contended
• battled
• clashed
• struggled

Antonyms of fought

Words with the opposite meaning to fought:

• agreed
• peace

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