Synonyms for hard-fought
hard-fought

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1. hard-foughtadjective

   requiring great effort

   "a hard-fought primary"

   Antonyms:
   easy

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1. Nick Saban:

   Those two games were extremely hard-fought, close games in both circumstances, and I would expect the same in this game, i don’t know that there’s anything that I can really take from that (2011) experience that’s going to have any effect or impact on this one.

2. Kyrie Irving:

   It's only one of 82, but we knew what we came here to do, and that was to take care of business, we knew it would be a hard fought game in this arena, and we were locked in. They made a run in the third quarter, but we came back in the fourth quarter and overtime.

3. President Trump:

   Congratulations to Doug Jones on a hard fought victory. The write-in votes played a very big factor, but a win is a win, the people of Alabama are great, and the Republicans will have another shot at this seat in a very short period of time. It never ends!

4. Daniel Ingber:

   SEMA applauds NHTSA’s final rule allowing companies to market classic-themed cars, regulatory barriers have previously prevented small automakers from producing heritage cars that are coveted by consumers. The roadblocks have been eliminated. This is a hard-fought victory for enthusiasts, small volume manufacturers, their suppliers, and all the men and women who will be hired to fill new jobs created by this law.

5. John Kerry:

   A lot of people felt that because of the hard fought election and the nature of the presidential contest that they would never come together and that Afghanistan would literally split wide open as a result, close up that is not what I saw.