Fight
Fight verb - To oppose (someone) in physical conflict.
Outed
Both words in one sentence
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El Goonish Shive had it done in flashback to Justin by school bullies after he was outed; this pisses off Bully Hunter Elliot, who comes in to break the fight up.
Source: Kick Them While They Are Down -
When James's aunts are outed for all the abuse they've done to James, they go after him with axes, while the Police and the Fire department play crowd control and leave James to fight off his aunts.
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A KGB agent is secretly sent to America in order to help them fight Russian Mafia - and then is publicly outed to everyone when visiting a restaurant (seemingly by know-it-all Mafia or because of someone's stupid mistake), with his cover story blown for good.
Source: Overt Operative
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