slugfest

[slʌɡfɛst]

slugfest Definition

a long and intense fight, especially one in which both sides are equally matched.

Using slugfest: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "slugfest" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The two boxers engaged in a slugfest that lasted for 12 rounds.

  • Example

    The game turned into a slugfest with both teams scoring multiple home runs.

  • Example

    The political debate was a slugfest with both candidates attacking each other relentlessly.

slugfest Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for slugfest

Phrases with slugfest

  • to fight or compete fiercely until a winner emerges

    Example

    The two companies decided to slug it out in the market until one of them emerged as the dominant player.

  • a powerful hitter in baseball

    Example

    The team's slugger hit three home runs in the game.

  • a line of people waiting for a ride, especially a carpool, at a designated location

    Example

    The slug line at the metro station was very long during rush hour.

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Summary: slugfest in Brief

A 'slugfest' [slʌɡfɛst] is a long and intense fight, often between two evenly matched opponents. It can also refer to a competitive situation where both sides are equally matched, such as in sports or politics. The phrase 'slug it out' means to fight or compete fiercely until a winner emerges.