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Meanings of rivalry in English

Portuguese
concorrência
Catalan
rivalitat
Spanish
competición
Wikidata

The act of competing as for profit or a prize.

      concorrência
      Russian
      конкурентное благо

      In economics, a phenomenon in which the consumption of some goods prevents their simultaneous consumption by other consumers, occurring for most tangible goods and some nontangible goods (e.g.

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            Usage of rivalry in English
            1
            Sibling rivalry is the result - and it can last for years.
            The Irish Times
            2
            But State of the Union would take the rivalry to another level.
            News.com.au
            3
            Did she have to tackle the issue of sibling rivalry right now?
            Mom over miami
            4
            What started out as building a future together is now a rivalry.
            Ebony
            5
            The current system of national contributions is complex and plagued by rivalry.
            BBC
            6
            Weather For the rivalry on the best weather, Johannesburg scores the points.
            The South African
            7
            The rivalry this year is not merely between folklore enthusiasts and scientists.
            The Guardian
            8
            Somehow, they must have negotiated agreements, setting aside rivalry and joining forces.
            Existence
            9
            Bitter rivalry arose between the boys of the north and the south.
            In the Days of Poor Richard
            10
            I'll say there was some kind of rivalry, threats against my family.
            Jack Reacher 01 - Killing Floor
            11
            I understand people want to see a rivalry between me and Usain.
            News.com.au
            12
            They increasingly regard the Soviet-American rivalry as a private quarrel between superpowers.
            The new yorker
            13
            Taurua said the trans-Tasman rivalry helped raise the profile of the sport.
            Radio NZ
            14
            Analysts say the trade has corrupted officials and deepened rivalry between factions.
            Reuters
            15
            There was consolation in all this, notwithstanding professional rivalry and personal dislikes.
            The Crater; Or, Vulcan's Peak: A Tale of the Pacific
            16
            There is very active rivalry in the tea trade of late years.
            Modern India
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