contest (Meaning)
contest (n)
an occasion on which a winner is selected from among two or more contestants
a struggle between rivals
contest (v)
to make the subject of dispute, contention, or litigation
Synonyms & Antonyms of contest
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Synonyms:
- disputation
- grapple
- row
- nail-biter
- controversy
- argument
- friction
- collision
- horse race
- discord
- dispute
- debate
- quarrel
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No weak antonyms found.
contest Sentence Examples
- She decided to enter the singing contest at the local fair.
- The spelling contest was a nerve-wracking experience for the students.
- He won first place in the photography contest with his stunning landscape shots.
- The political contest for the mayoral position was fierce and highly competitive.
- The contest between the two rival teams ended in a draw.
- She trained rigorously for months in preparation for the dance contest.
- The essay contest encouraged students to express their thoughts on social justice issues.
- The cooking contest showcased a variety of delicious dishes from different cultures.
- The contest for the best Halloween costume was judged by applause from the audience.
- He entered the chess contest with confidence, knowing he had practiced extensively.
FAQs About the word contest
an occasion on which a winner is selected from among two or more contestants, a struggle between rivals, to make the subject of dispute, contention, or litigati
battle, war, match, struggle, confrontation, contention, rivalry, duel,competition, conflict
harmony,peace, peace, harmony,concord, concord,
She decided to enter the singing contest at the local fair.
The spelling contest was a nerve-wracking experience for the students.
He won first place in the photography contest with his stunning landscape shots.
The political contest for the mayoral position was fierce and highly competitive.
