Idioms #17

Related to fight

Here are some idiomatic expressions and phrases related to fighting:  

    Fight Tooth and Nail: This idiom means to fight with great determination and intensity.  

    Fight Fire with Fire: This expression suggests responding to aggression or hostility with a similar level of force or intensity.  

    Fight the Good Fight: This phrase conveys the idea of fighting for a just cause or noble purpose.  

    Battling Demons: This idiom is often used metaphorically to describe struggling with personal challenges or inner conflicts.  

    Stand Your Ground: This expression means to refuse to back down or give in, often in the face of opposition or adversity.  

    Lock Horns: This idiom signifies engaging in a conflict or dispute, often with strong and opposing views.  

    Square Off: This phrase means to prepare for a confrontation or fight, often used in a competitive context.  

    Rumble in the Jungle: This idiom refers to a fierce and intense fight or battle, drawing inspiration from the famous Muhammad Ali vs. George Foreman boxing match.  

    Fight the Power: This expression conveys the idea of resisting authority or oppressive forces.  

    Battle of Wits: This idiom describes a conflict or competition that involves cleverness and intelligence.  

    Draw Swords: This phrase signifies preparing for a fight or confrontation, often used figuratively.  

    Sword of Damocles: This idiom represents a constant threat or danger hanging over someone, often used metaphorically.  

    Fight Like Cats and Dogs: This expression describes a situation where there is constant conflict or fighting, like the stereotypical relationship between cats and dogs.  

    Fight a Losing Battle: This idiom means to engage in a struggle or conflict that is unlikely to be won.  

    Battle of Words: This phrase describes a verbal dispute or argument, often involving strong language.  

    Fight an Uphill Battle: This idiom signifies facing a particularly challenging or difficult fight or task.  

    On the Front Lines: This expression conveys the idea of actively participating in a conflict or battle.  

    Fight Back Tears: This idiom means to resist showing one's emotions, especially sadness or vulnerability.  

    Fight Against the Odds: This phrase implies striving for success or victory despite facing difficult or unfavorable circumstances.  

    Battle-Tested: This idiom signifies someone who has proven their abilities and resilience through various challenges or conflicts.