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compete
verb as in go up against in contest
Strong matches
Example Sentences
The Justice Department had alleged that RealPage allowed competing landlords to share competitive data in real time, giving them confidence to raise prices or eliminate discounts without fearing they would be undercut.
TV station owners are limited to reaching 39% of the country, which companies say puts them at a disadvantage in competing against tech giants that have no such restriction in their media endeavors.
Other tech companies have also recently announced updates to their own competing models.
Broadcast television companies have been trying to consolidate, believing that larger scale would allow them to compete better against other media and tech companies.
He will still have plenty of playing opportunities, but less certainty over which events and longer waits before he knows for sure where he will be competing.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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