To fight for



Example: They fight for their rights

Definition


"To fight for" means to actively struggle or contend in order to protect, defend, or achieve something important, such as rights, beliefs, or goals. It often involves effort, resistance, or conflict aimed at securing a desired outcome or justice.

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    Etymology


    The phrase "to fight for" combines the verb "fight," which comes from the Old English 'feohtan,' meaning to engage in battle or conflict, with the preposition "for," indicating purpose or benefit. Together, they express the act of battling on behalf of a cause or interest.