Definitions
To take part in a contest or rivalry.
Word origin
Borrowed from Middle French competer, from Latin competere (“to coincide, to be equal to, to be capable of”), from com- (“with”) + petō (“to seek; to aim for, strive for”). Compare Latin competītor (“competitor”).
Used in a sentence
“The idea behind Sir Montagu's gift is that there should be for the amateur clubs a trophy which will take the place of the Stanley Cup, now becoming a trophy for which professional clubs will alone compete.”
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Used as a crossword answer2 curated clues
01“Vie for a prize”7 letters
02“Vie”7 letters
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