dead heat (Meaning)

Wordnet

dead heat (n)

a tie in a race

The two runners crossed the finish line in a dead heat, making it impossible to determine the winner without a photo finish.
The competition was so fierce that it ended in a dead heat, with both teams scoring the same number of points.
In the cooking competition, the judges declared a dead heat between two chefs, unable to choose a clear winner.
The race between the two cars was so close that it resulted in a dead heat, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats.
After hours of intense debate, the vote ended in a dead heat, requiring a tiebreaker to reach a decision.
The tennis match reached a thrilling climax as both players scored simultaneous points, leading to a dead heat.
The election for class president ended in a dead heat, prompting a recount of the ballots.
The chess match between the grandmasters ended in a dead heat, with both players unable to secure a checkmate.
The competition between the siblings to finish their chores ended in a dead heat, as they both completed their tasks at the same time.
The rivalry between the two companies resulted in a dead heat in market share, with neither gaining a significant advantage over the other.

a tie in a race

draw,tie,standoff, horse race, seesaw, deadlock, impasse,stalemate, photo finish

No antonyms found.

The two runners crossed the finish line in a dead heat, making it impossible to determine the winner without a photo finish.

The competition was so fierce that it ended in a dead heat, with both teams scoring the same number of points.

In the cooking competition, the judges declared a dead heat between two chefs, unable to choose a clear winner.

The race between the two cars was so close that it resulted in a dead heat, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats.