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Past tense of outfight

The past simple of outfight is outfought and the past participle is outfought: outfight – outfought – outfought.

Base form V1
outfight
Past simple V2
outfought
Past participle V3
outfought
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Meaning of outfight

To beat an opponent by fighting more skilfully

  • ExampleThe champion outfought a much younger man.

Outfight, outfought, outfought in sentences

  • Past simpleThe champion outfought a younger man.
  • Past participleThey have been outfought all night.

Common mistakes

  • outfighted outfought. Outfight is irregular, so it does not take -ed.

Similar verbs

Outfight is built on fight and changes the same way.

Past simple and past participle the same, like outfight: have, make, think, say, find, feel, keep, tell.

Common questions

What is the past tense of outfight?

Outfought. For example: The champion outfought a younger man.

What is the past participle of outfight?

Outfought. It follows be in the passive, as in They have been outfought all night.

Is outfight a regular verb?

No. Outfight is irregular: its past forms do not end in -ed.

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