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competitive
adjective as in willing to oppose
Strongest matches
Weak matches
antagonistic, at odds, combative, dog-eat-dog, emulous, killer, killer instinct, opposing, rival, streetwise
Example Sentences
Isak's last competitive club game was on 25 May for Newcastle, so it is understandable Liverpool are handling him with care - and the striker looked rusty.
Despite this, Andrews said that the party, if it wants to be competitive in the Senate, will need to learn how to compete in states currently dominated by Republicans.
From competitive cheerleading to a fourth Emmy nomination for HBO’s beloved comedy, the actor is still on the rise: ‘I’m an adrenaline seeker,’ she says.
A Transport Scotland spokesperson said: "Shipbuilding is a competitive global market and any direct award of a public contract must comply with applicable procurement and subsidy control rules and be capable of withstanding legal challenge."
Model, actress and influencer Ellie Goldstein says she's "excited and nervous but nerves are good. I'm so competitive, I want to win!"
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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