rivalry in Latin
rivalry in Latin is rīvālitās — rivalry means an ongoing competition between people, teams, or groups striving for the same thing.
rivalry in Latin
rīvālitās
Any competition between two or more things or factors.
What does "rivalry" mean?
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noun An ongoing competition between people, teams, or groups striving for the same thing.
"The rivalry between the two schools goes back decades."
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rivalry in a sentence
- The rivalry between the two schools goes back decades.
- Sibling rivalry is common in large families.
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What is "rivalry" in Latin?
"rivalry" in Latin is rīvālitās. rivalry means: An ongoing competition between people, teams, or groups striving for the same thing.
How do you use "rivalry" in a sentence?
Example: "The rivalry between the two schools goes back decades." In Latin, "rivalry" is rīvālitās.
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