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rival
adjective as in opposing
Strongest match
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in person who opposes in competition
Strongest matches
Weak match
verb as in oppose; be a match for
Example Sentences
The engineering giant said the losses, in its mobility division in Germany which provides vehicle parts and software, came as a result of a stagnated market and pressure from rival companies.
In the tribal world of K-Pop, such cases are surprisingly common, as overzealous fans attempt to trash their rivals.
None of next year’s headliners is a stranger to Stagecoach, which premiered in 2007 and which in recent years has rivaled Coachella as a destination for marketers and influencers.
The group violently ejected Abbas's Fatah faction - their political rivals - from Gaza the following year, leaving it in sole power there.
Her comments come as the mayor of Greater Manchester threw his weight behind her rival for the deputy post, Lucy Powell.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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