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tournament

noun as in sporting competition

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The amount of security and police present at the tournament was increased as the weekend went on, a step McIlroy didn’t think was necessary.

For Edwards' side though, considering the increased investment in the women's game and its ever-growing professionalism, it is unlikely they have entered a tournament under this level of scrutiny before.

From BBC

The Women's Rugby World Cup has drawn huge crowds, tickets sales have beaten those from the previous tournament and its popularity across the country has been noted by those who play the game.

From BBC

Considering they came into the tournaments as white-hot favourites, there was no excuse for them not to be.

From BBC

Previously England squads would be offered short-term contracts around major tournaments and match fees, but would have to balance their rugby with jobs elsewhere and frequently flip into the sevens programme.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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