rivalrous Antonyms
Strongest:
- lackadaisical
- indifferent
- indifferent
- unexcited
- apathetic
- easygoing
- unexcited
- uninterested
- uninterested
- casual
- lackadaisical
- unenthusiastic
- easygoing
- disinterested
- casual
- apathetic
- disinterested
- unenthusiastic
Strong:
- lazy
- uneager
- lukewarm
- lethargic
- unassertive
- spiritless
- unassertive
- shiftless
- lazy
- lukewarm
- tepid
- sluggish
- uneager
- halfhearted
- lethargic
- listless
- tepid
- spiritless
- shiftless
- unaggressive
- listless
- halfhearted
- unaggressive
- sluggish
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- enterprising
- hustling
- competing
- spirited
- hungry
- raring
- industrious
- motivated
- driving
- scrappy
- venturesome
- vigorous
- diligent
Weak:
Meaning of rivalrous
rivalrous (s)
eager to surpass others
rivalrous Sentence Examples
- The two soccer teams engaged in intense rivalrous competition on the field.
- The companies had a history of fierce rivalrous struggles for market share.
- The musicians' rivalrous performances showcased their exceptional abilities.
- The politicians' speeches were marked by a tone of rivalry and mutual hostility.
- The rivalrous nations escalated tensions by saber-rattling and troop movements.
- The students' rivalrous pursuit of academic excellence led to a healthy sense of competition.
- The athletes' rivalrous spirit fueled their determination to win the championship.
- The siblings exhibited a playful but rivalrous nature, always competing for their parents' attention.
- The rivalrous artists produced masterpieces that pushed the boundaries of their craft.
- The rivalrous political groups debated vigorously, each trying to outmaneuver and discredit the other.
FAQs About the word rivalrous
eager to surpass others
competitive, lively, rival,dynamic, determined, enterprising, hustling,competing, spirited, hungry
lackadaisical,indifferent, indifferent, unexcited, apathetic, easygoing, unexcited, uninterested, uninterested, casual
The two soccer teams engaged in intense rivalrous competition on the field.
The companies had a history of fierce rivalrous struggles for market share.
The musicians' rivalrous performances showcased their exceptional abilities.
The politicians' speeches were marked by a tone of rivalry and mutual hostility.
