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Meaning of contend (with)
contend (with)
to deal with (something difficult or unpleasant)
contend (with) Sentence Examples
- The candidates fiercely contend with each other in the heated debate.
- The athlete struggles to contend with the challenges of the rigorous training regimen.
- The team ably contends with adversity on the field, maintaining their composure.
- Researchers contend with complex data and methodologies to unravel scientific mysteries.
- The business rivals fiercely contend with each other, vying for market share.
- The student grapples to contend with the demanding workload, seeking balance in their life.
- The city authorities contend with escalating traffic congestion, seeking solutions to ease the flow.
- The doctor diligently contends with a patient's complex medical condition, exploring all treatment options.
- The conservationists contend with habitat destruction, fighting to protect endangered species.
- The organization actively contends with workplace diversity, fostering an inclusive environment for all employees.
FAQs About the word contend (with)
to deal with (something difficult or unpleasant)
negotiate, cope (with), manipulate, grapple (with), take, manage, treat,address, handle, swing
fumble, scamp, louse up, botch, muff,goof (up), bungle, mess (up),mishandle,foozle
The candidates fiercely contend with each other in the heated debate.
The athlete struggles to contend with the challenges of the rigorous training regimen.
The team ably contends with adversity on the field, maintaining their composure.
Researchers contend with complex data and methodologies to unravel scientific mysteries.
