contest in Latin
contest in Latin is certāmen — contest means a competition in which people try to win or achieve the best result.
contest in Latin
certāmen
(countable) A competition.
What does "contest" mean?
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noun A competition in which people try to win or achieve the best result.
"She entered the baking contest on a whim and took first prize."
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verb To formally challenge or dispute something, such as a decision or claim.
"He plans to contest the will in court."
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contest in a sentence
- She entered the baking contest on a whim and took first prize.
- He plans to contest the will in court.
- The losing candidate contested the election results.
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What is "contest" in Latin?
"contest" in Latin is certāmen. contest means: A competition in which people try to win or achieve the best result.
How do you use "contest" in a sentence?
Example: "She entered the baking contest on a whim and took first prize." In Latin, "contest" is certāmen.
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