antagonize, beat up against, challenge, compete with, cope, fence, join battle with, militate against, rival, struggle against, vie
Definitionv. compete for something
Last update: September 20, 2015
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But no one ever competed. [Please select]
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"I felt so sure of her--and to have to compete with my own valet." [Please select]
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"The ridiculous idea of her trying to compete in a man's age-old occupation." [Please select]
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Worthington's railroad was in a position to compete with Mr. [Please select]
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In his later years he competed against the Pope in England. [Please select]
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The latter process has yet been unable to compete with the former in price. [Please select]
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Some forty companies, but one of which paid dividends, competed for the business. [Please select]
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They must therefore compete with each other, and with half-a-dozen other roads for their through traffic. [Please select]
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Chatham in one of his most famous speeches, appeals, for example, to the 'iron barons' who resisted King John, and contrasts them with the silken courtiers which now compete for place and pensions.' [Please select]
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