square (off) (Meaning)

square (off)

to take a fighting stance, fight

No weak antonyms found.

The two boats squared off in a fierce regatta, each determined to claim victory.
The contractor squared off the wall before installing the drywall, ensuring a precise finish.
The dancers squared off in the center of the stage, their lively steps filling the air.
The soldiers squared off against the advancing enemy, their resolve unwavering.
The opposing lawyers squared off in court, each presenting their arguments with conviction.
The firefighters squared off the debris to create a path for the rescue team.
The carpenter squared off the table legs with a saw, ensuring stability.
The hikers squared off the trail with a compass, navigating confidently through the wilderness.
The students squared off in a debate, their words clashing over the merits of the topic.
The artist squared off the canvas with a ruler, preparing for a masterpiece.

to take a fighting stance, fight

withstand, battle, oppose,contend (with), combat, fight, stand, resist, repel,approach

shirk,avoid, shun, dodge, duck, sidestep, escape, elude,funk, shake

The two boats squared off in a fierce regatta, each determined to claim victory.

The contractor squared off the wall before installing the drywall, ensuring a precise finish.

The dancers squared off in the center of the stage, their lively steps filling the air.

The soldiers squared off against the advancing enemy, their resolve unwavering.