rival|rivaled|rivaling|rivalled|rivalling|rivals in English

verb

[ri·val || 'raɪvl]

compete with, challenge, oppose, contest

Use "rival|rivaled|rivaling|rivalled|rivalling|rivals" in a sentence

1. The sunset rivalled the sunrise in beauty.

2. The two students rivaled each other for the scholarship.

3. The prince built a vast palace, rivalling Versailles in size and opulence.

4. Blacktail deer have a presence of that only rivaled by a ghost

5. Against their biggest rivals?

6. Learn about long ago feuds of rivalling clans, Jacobite battles, and the devastation of Crofting …

7. Few events this century have rivaled the sinking of the Titanic for sheer melodrama.

8. Complaining about perceived rivals . Blatantly trying to denigrate rivals, revealing your poverty mentality and desperation.

9. He beat his rival.

10. It's had no serious rivals.

11. Here we encounter rivalling complementary colours and shifting structures in an optical play alternating between surface and depth.

12. The rival is out-maneuvered.

13. House Lannister has no rival.

14. How can such a huge creature plow through the ocean at speeds rivaling a nuclear-powered submarine?

15. This latest design has no rivals .

16. And it rivals climate change in importance.

17. He talked incessantly to teammates, rivals, passersby.

18. He exulted over his rival.

19. We outbid our rivals at the auction.

20. They whaled their rivals 20 to 0.

21. He hand in glove with our rivals.

22. The Japanese are our biggest economic rivals.

23. TAnzanite's rich hues rival sapphire's beauty

24. He outbid his rivals at the auction.

25. Under Attalid rule Pergamon became a cultural and artistic hub of Greece and rivalled the glorious city of Athens.