Fight out
verb
To solve a problem or settle a disagreement by fighting or arguing.
The two brothers had to fight out their differences before they could move forward.
Often appears as...
- fight out a dispute
- fight out an issue
verb
To conclude a fight by continuing to the end, not giving up, especially in sports.
Despite the challenges, the team managed to fight out the match to the very end.
Often appears as...
- fight out a match
- fight out a game
verb
To solve a problem or settle a disagreement by fighting or arguing.
The two brothers had to fight out their differences before they could move forward.
Often appears as...
- fight out a dispute
- fight out an issue
verb
To conclude a fight by continuing to the end, not giving up, especially in sports.
Despite the challenges, the team managed to fight out the match to the very end.
Often appears as...
- fight out a match
- fight out a game
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Conflict Resolution
Used to express finding a solution to an argument or disagreement often through vigorous debate.
The partners will fight out their share of profits tomorrow.
Pro Tip 2/3Personal Disputes
Can imply personal investment in the issue being fought over, such as familial or emotional ties.
The siblings needed to fight out who gets the family car.
Pro Tip 3/3Intense Negotiation
Suggests a vigorous and potentially lengthy process of back-and-forth communication.
Union leaders fought out the terms with management until midnight.
Pro Tip 1/3Conflict Resolution
Used to express finding a solution to an argument or disagreement often through vigorous debate.
The partners will fight out their share of profits tomorrow.
Pro Tip 2/3Personal Disputes
Can imply personal investment in the issue being fought over, such as familial or emotional ties.
The siblings needed to fight out who gets the family car.
Pro Tip 3/3Intense Negotiation
Suggests a vigorous and potentially lengthy process of back-and-forth communication.
Union leaders fought out the terms with management until midnight.
Pro Tip 1/3Conflict Resolution
Used to express finding a solution to an argument or disagreement often through vigorous debate.
The partners will fight out their share of profits tomorrow.
Pro Tip 2/3Personal Disputes
Can imply personal investment in the issue being fought over, such as familial or emotional ties.
The siblings needed to fight out who gets the family car.
Pro Tip 3/3Intense Negotiation
Suggests a vigorous and potentially lengthy process of back-and-forth communication.
Union leaders fought out the terms with management until midnight.
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