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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'fight well' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to encourage someone to do their best when faced with a challenge or difficulty. For example, you might say, "I know you're struggling, but try to fight well and stay positive."
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"She reminds us all that it's our duty to fight in whatever way we can, and that we all have the ability to fight well, and that gender is worth fighting for".
"They fight well.
It is a fight well worth winning.
Fight well, make money, get yourself a girl.
"Did we fight well?" she says to him.
If I prepare well, and just fight well, I think I can medal.
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Neither of them won their fighting division, although they both fought well.
Meserve fought well that day.
They fought well.
"Now we can say they fought well, at least".
"Although they were defeated, they fought well," he said.
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