fighter
- noun
- /ˈfaɪtər/
- The brave fighter stood up against injustice, fighting for the rights of his people.
- freedom fighters
- foreign fighters
- guerrilla fighters
No, Daniel Cormier is a cage fighter, prize fighter.
- No, Daniel Cormier is a cage fighter, prize fighter.
- So one is they're just sending fighters, trained fighters.
- I'm a fucking CEO and every UFC fighter is a employee.
- And though some of their fighters attacked the consulate as well.
- It's so hard to compare fighters across generations.
- One of the toughest fighters that they had in our area.
- Your job is to be both the fighter and the referee in that fight.
- Each of the four is going to select some fighters to work with him.
- Forget we're looking at making sure the fighters get rewarded, not the promoters.
- These were some of the most vicious fighters out there, all on the same team.
Examples
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I come from a family of fighters of those who persevere.
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But they are still not half the fighters this Orde has managed to bring in.
Fiction book (1991) -
Do you know who his favorite fighters to watch were?
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All my friends are fighters.
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It's so hard to compare fighters across generations.
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'Cause I've always been a fighter
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I know you don't know me, but I know fighters.
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And I've had many world champions on here, fighters, whatever.
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Braddock now looks like the younger fighter... and grimly determined.
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Like I'm a pretty skillful fighter, but that didn't come naturally.
Synonyms
A person who fights in battles as part of an army
A person who fights using their fists in a sport with rules
A person who takes part in fighting, often a soldier in a war
A man trained to fight other people or wild animals with weapons in ancient Roman arenas for public show
A person who uses weapons against a government to gain independence or basic rights
A person who flies military combat planes
A person who fights bulls in public shows in Spain or Mexico
A brave person who fights for a good cause
A person who fights roughly in places like bars
A boxer who fights for money
A person who hits people with their fist, often in boxing
A person who gets into fights and does not back down
A person who fights in war or on military missions
A person who fights with their fists, often as a professional boxer
A person who fights with their hands and feet in a sport
A person who fights in a battle or keeps fighting through hard times
A person who fights bravely and with great force in battle
A person, group, or country taking part in a war
A person who fights well in street fights without formal training
A person who fights someone with weapons to settle an argument or protect honor
A fighter who hits opponents very hard, often a boxer
A person who is very strong and tough, like a boxer or a team defender
A woman who fights strongly for a cause she believes in
A woman who fights hard to win in business, politics, or debate
A trained person who fights in boxing matches for money
A person who fights with fists, like a boxer
A boxer who fights very close, using short punches and moving their body
A boxer who hits with very strong, heavy punches
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
A person who uses weapons against a government to gain independence or basic rights
How Fierce
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word fighter comes from the simple verb fight ('to struggle or use force') plus the ending -er ('one who does something'), so a fighter literally means 'one who fights'.