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competitive
adjective as in willing to oppose
Strongest matches
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antagonistic, at odds, combative, dog-eat-dog, emulous, killer, killer instinct, opposing, rival, streetwise
Example Sentences
Buyers are still competing with other bidders for a small pool of homes, keeping the region competitive — even as the housing market remains historically unaffordable.
Live Entertainment’s integrated platform captures this shift while creating competitive moats that streaming services cannot replicate.
“Boeing’s commitments will preserve competition in this crucial market and enable the entry of a new rival, and ensure commercial aircraft makers get the parts they need at competitive prices,” Ribera said.
But good-government groups and elected officials, notably former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, have fought to take the drawing of congressional boundaries out of the hands of politicians to end gerrymandering and create more competitive districts.
The 26-year-old had previously switched her allegiances to Jamaica but has not represented them in a competitive fixture and is therefore eligible for the Lionesses.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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