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compete
verb as in go up against in contest
Strong matches
Example Sentences
As if being fans of competing sports teams isn’t bad enough, my husband Joe and I are political opposites.
Dianne Buswell is set to make Strictly history on Saturday as the first professional dancer to compete on the live show while pregnant.
He struggled to get elected to parliament and, by the time he arrived in Westminster in 1987 aged 46, he was competing with a younger generation of politicians.
Davies, who was recently announced as the lead for next year's Legally Blonde musical tour, also competed in the 16th series of Dancing on Ice.
She is an entrepreneur whose firm invests in businesses that provide services and work with, or compete against, local government.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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