Rivalry
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| # Someone or something who is competing against another for the same objective; a [[competitor]]. | # Someone or something who is competing against another for the same objective; a [[competitor]]. | ||
| #:''My biggest '''rival''' in the 400m is probably Nicola.'' | #:''My biggest '''rival''' in the 400m is probably Nicola.'' | ||
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Rival
- Someone or something who is competing against another for the same objective; a competitor.
- My biggest rival in the 400m is probably Nicola.
- Someone or something with similar claims of quality or distinction as another.
- As a social historian, he has no rival.
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