rematch (Meaning)
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rematch (n)
something (especially a game) that is played again
Synonyms & Antonyms of rematch
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rematch Sentence Examples
- The bitter rivals eagerly awaited their long-overdue rematch, craving vengeance for past defeats.
- The championship match ended in a controversial draw, setting the stage for an inevitable rematch.
- The athlete trained relentlessly for the rematch, determined to prove that their previous loss was a fluke.
- The animosity between the two opponents was so intense that the rematch became a matter of personal honor.
- Despite the overwhelming odds, the underdog remained confident in their ability to win the rematch.
- The long-awaited rematch lived up to the hype, with both fighters giving it their all in a thrilling spectacle.
- The rematch became a symbol of resilience, as the fighter who had lost the first bout used it as an opportunity for redemption.
- The result of the rematch shocked the world, as the underdog emerged victorious against the seemingly unbeatable champion.
- The rematch was marred by controversy, with accusations of foul play and biased refereeing.
- Years after their initial encounter, the legendary rivals agreed to a highly anticipated rematch that would determine who was truly the greatest.
FAQs About the word rematch
something (especially a game) that is played again
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No antonyms found.
The bitter rivals eagerly awaited their long-overdue rematch, craving vengeance for past defeats.
The championship match ended in a controversial draw, setting the stage for an inevitable rematch.
The athlete trained relentlessly for the rematch, determined to prove that their previous loss was a fluke.
The animosity between the two opponents was so intense that the rematch became a matter of personal honor.
