Fightback noun - Definition and Explanation
Fightback (usually singular, British English) refers to an effort made by a person, group, or team to regain a strong position they have lost.
This term typically describes the act of pushing back or recovering after setbacks or defeats.
The word is often used in contexts involving competition, conflict, or struggles where initial losses are turned around through determined action.
Summary
Fightback captures the essence of resilience and determination to overcome adversity by reclaiming a lost position.
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