Fight
Fight verb - To oppose (someone) in physical conflict.
Letting
Both words in one sentence
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They still win, though, by renouncing to fight and letting the place they're in at the moment (which has been cursed to ban any violence) use the dragon's own violence against him.
Source: Sheathe Your Sword -
So instead of just letting Axe vent him like he was so close to doing, she decides to jump in, fight Axe, and then fight Dragon Knight, who she's convinced is evil. HUH?
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Instead, she shouts out the truth during the fight, letting the whole audience know it regardless of whether she wins or loses.
Source: Literature / Updraft
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