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fighting chance
fighting chance
A small possibility to succeed or overcome a situation. David wanted to give his marriage a fighting chance so he agreed to go to counseling with his wife. If I'm going to have a fighting chance to pass this test, I'm going to have to study all night.
fighting chance
a good possibility of success, especially if every effort is made. They have at least a fighting chance of winning the race. The patient could die, but he has a fighting chance since the operation.
fighting chance
A possibility of winning, but only with a struggle. For example, It's going to be hard to beat that record, but I think he has a fighting chance. [Late 1800s]
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Graham | | GRAY-əm, GRAM | Scottish, English |
| Ella (2) | | EL-ə (English), EL-lah (Finnish) | English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish |
| Trish | | TRISH | English |
| BelÉN | | be-LEN | Spanish |
| Everett | | ['evərit] | |
| HjØRdis | | - | Danish, Norwegian |