Pronunciation: /praɪzˌfaɪ.tər/
noun a person who fights in boxing matches for a prize or reward
A1 The prizefighter trained hard for the upcoming match.
A2 The prizefighter entered the ring with confidence, ready to fight.
B1 The prizefighter was known for his powerful punches and quick footwork.
B2 The prizefighter's dedication to his craft earned him a reputation as a formidable opponent.
C1 The prizefighter's strategy in the ring was calculated and precise, leading to many victories.
C2 The prizefighter's legacy in the sport of boxing will be remembered for generations to come.
formal The prizefighter trained rigorously for the upcoming championship match.
informal Did you hear about the local prizefighter who won his last fight in under a minute?
slang That prizefighter is a total beast in the ring, nobody can touch him!
figurative She's a prizefighter when it comes to negotiating contracts, always coming out on top.
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