Pronunciation: /kʌm aʊt ˈfaɪtɪŋ/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 I saw a movie where the hero had to come out fighting to save the day.
A2 The team knew they had to come out fighting in the second half of the game.
B1 The political candidate decided to come out fighting against her opponent's negative campaign tactics.
B2 The company CEO always tells his employees to come out fighting when faced with tough competition.
C1 The boxer's trainer encouraged him to come out fighting in the championship match.
C2 Despite the setbacks, the team was determined to come out fighting in the final game of the season.
verb a word that expresses an action or state of being
A1 The boxer came out fighting in the first round.
A2 She always comes out fighting when faced with a challenge.
B1 The team came out fighting after a tough halftime talk.
B2 Despite the setbacks, the company came out fighting and launched a successful new product.
C1 The politician came out fighting against corruption in the government.
C2 The athlete came out fighting in the championship match, determined to win.
adverb a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb
A1 The boxer came out fighting in the first round.
A2 When facing a difficult situation, it's important to come out fighting.
B1 Despite the setbacks, the team came out fighting in the second half of the game.
B2 After a tough start, the company decided to come out fighting with a new marketing strategy.
C1 In times of crisis, it is crucial for leaders to come out fighting and show resilience.
C2 The politician came out fighting against corruption, promising to make a change.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence
A1 When faced with a challenge, it's important to come out fighting and not give up.
A2 The team was determined to come out fighting in the second half of the game.
B1 Despite the setbacks, she always manages to come out fighting and never loses hope.
B2 In times of adversity, it's crucial to come out fighting and show resilience.
C1 The politician knew he had to come out fighting in the debate to win over the voters.
C2 The champion boxer always comes out fighting in every match, no matter the opponent.
formal The boxer vowed to come out fighting in the championship match.
informal I know things have been tough, but we have to come out fighting.
slang When life knocks you down, you gotta come out fighting.
figurative After facing criticism, the politician decided to come out fighting for his beliefs.
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