Rivalry
Pronunciation: /ˈraɪvəlriː/
Rivalry (noun)
- A situation where two people or groups try hard to win, be better, or get the same thing.
- A long-lasting competition between sides, often involving pride, effort, and repeated attempts to outperform.
- Competition that becomes unfriendly, with anger or conflict between opponents.
Examples
- Their rivalry pushes both teams to improve every season.
- The rivalry between two designers drives faster, better work.