challenger in Latin
challenger in Latin is prōvocātor — challenger means a person who challenges someone else, especially by competing against a title-holder or champion.
challenger in Latin
prōvocātor
One who challenges; especially, one who plays against the current champion of a game or contest in hopes of winning and becoming the new champion.
What does "challenger" mean?
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noun A person who challenges someone else, especially by competing against a title-holder or champion.
"The reigning champion faced a tough challenger in the final."
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challenger in a sentence
- The reigning champion faced a tough challenger in the final.
- A new challenger has entered the race for mayor.
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What is "challenger" in Latin?
"challenger" in Latin is prōvocātor. challenger means: A person who challenges someone else, especially by competing against a title-holder or champion.
How do you use "challenger" in a sentence?
Example: "The reigning champion faced a tough challenger in the final." In Latin, "challenger" is prōvocātor.
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