hard-fought Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˌhɑːdˈfɔːt]
  • Us [ ˌhɑːrdˈfɑːt]

Meaning of hard-fought In English

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Examples of hard-fought

  • He stays as attentive to their hard-fought differences and polemics as to linkages and areas of mutual cooperation.

  • As such, advocacy of self-help is seen as problematic and rejected for fear that it might produce a rolling-back of the welfare state and/or the loss of hard-fought-for rights.

  • This was a hard-fought battle in the past and its echoes are sometimes heard from time to time.

  • I consider that the local education authority is using its hard-earned and hard-fought for financial resources in an extremely reprehensible way.

  • It was a hard-fought negotiation and that was the outcome.

  • It is sad that he should have been proved right after his long and hard-fought opposition.

  • We have had further hard-fought campaigns in the statistics war.

  • This campaign has been hard-fought both for and by those people.

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