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fight out

fight out verb: to settle through conflict.

Verb

fight out (third-person singular simple present fights out, present participle fighting out, simple past and past participle fought out)

  1. To settle through conflict.
    • The debate was fought out in Parliament over the next few months.

Forms of fight out

third-person singular presentfights out
present participlefighting out
past participlefought out
pastfought out

Questions about fight out

What does fight out mean?
Fight out means to settle through conflict.
What part of speech is fight out?
Fight out is a verb.
What is the past tense of fight out?
The past tense of fight out is fought out.

Words near fight out in the dictionary

  1. fight me
  2. fight off
  3. fight one's corner
  4. fight one's guts out
  5. fight or flight
  6. fight out
  7. fight shy
  8. fight song
  9. fight songs
  10. fight stick
  11. fight sticks

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