Champion Synonyms, Champion Antonyms

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Main Entry:	champion
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Example Sentences

Except for the world's top players, few people ever have the chance to play a world champion.

Understand and champion technology and media innovations as they apply to marketing.

To champion something is to support it, to defend it.

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Except for the world's top players, few people ever have the chance to play a world champion.

Understand and champion technology and media innovations as they apply to marketing.

To champion something is to support it, to defend it.

We recently lost a champion of the civil rights movement.

Twenty years ago, a chess program that could beat a world chess champion was a big deal.

The effort to save the fallen champion shows how far equine medicine has come in recent years.

In no other town do chefs so vociferously champion their friend-farmers-and even become farmers themselves.

So the clone of a champion bull has higher downstream breeding potential than, say, that bull's brother.

So the professor has become an unlikely champion of animal research.

In chess, as in heavyweight boxing, the people's champion is the contender who beat the previous champion.

Here, astride the pinnacle of excellence, stands the champion.

The star quarterback stands in stark contrast to the math-team champion.

And they show that he is clearly a champion of saving the planet from the human species.

It determines the quality of the sparkler, to say nothing of the taste of its champion.

The reigning world chess champion sat down in front of a computer monitor.

In the past, forces within academe have risen up to champion pure.

Prizes are awarded for everything, from the top draft horse to the champion wheel of blue cheese.

If he was a revolutionary, he was also a robust champion of reform.

Perhaps, in this present day, a champion might be no longer necessary.

The great champion of the individual will rising above.

He's a champion for science, a promoter of vaccination, a.

Tenured professors may well be in the best position to champion academic freedom for both full-timers and part-timers.

South of the border, however, the idea of a national champion is dead.

The one that broke was eaten, while the reigning champion would go on to his next match, until it too broke.

Motors whine, barbells groan, and gearheads sweat in the battle to become the robo-powerlifting champion of the world.

Days of humming, hawing and after-youing were at an end, and the people had a champion.

Half a century ago, a robust champion was hoisted onto a teammate's shoulders.

She's the bomb and champion diversity of women and minorities in.

Europe is known as a champion of combating climate change.

Create a broad-based steering committee whose members can champion the vision for the project.

And when the national champion is faltering, there is a fair chance politicians will consider it too big to fail.

The champion noodler chalks up his wins to practice and technique.

Those that succeed in academia often cite that they were lucky to have mentors who champion their science and abilities.

Auburn should have been the national champion a few years back, but well.

Monarch butterflies are some of the animal world's champion travelers.

Extreme is a journey into the soul of adventure featuring a cast of world champion athletes.

Play apprentice to champion canoe polers as they teach their.

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Main Entry:	Champion
Part of Speech:

Easton's 1897 Bible Dictionary
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Main Entry:	champion
Part of Speech:

Encyclopedia Britannica, 2008. Encyclopedia Britannica Online.
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