Competitions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPETITIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COMPETITION, the act of competing
• an event or contest in which people take part in order to establish superiority or supremacy in a particular area
• interaction between animal or plant species, or individual organisms, that are attempting to gain a share of a limited environmental resource
• the activity or condition of striving to gain or win something by defeating or establishing superiority over others
• the person or people over whom one is attempting to establish one's supremacy or superiority; the opposition
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of competing; rivalry; as the effort of two or more parties acting independently to secure the business of a third party by offering the most favorable terms; active demand by two or more organisms or kinds of organisms for some environmental resource in short supply

Words related to COMPETITIONS

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Words that contain COMPETITIONS

noncompetitions21

How to use COMPETITIONS in a sentence

• Raising of horses, peaceful contests in arms, or poetic competitions where each bard recited in public his compositions, formed their amusements.
• The programme included painting and essay competitions.
• He may play in a few competitions, but his time is more seriously occupied with practice and improvement.
• The competitions of commerce would be another fruitful source of contention.
• But the evil fate which ever hangs over the competitions of genius was baleful even here, and the barrack-like edifice of Guetner was preferred.
• Then the arts of industry and the competitions of peace were to supplant for ever the science of bloodshed.
• Competitions would follow between the different sections.
• Yet, amidst all the excitements and competitions of trade, their conduct toward each other was polite and kind.
• We have both mingled with the world, and are therefore no strangers to the faults and virtues, the designs and competitions, the hopes and fears of our contemporaries.
• On Saturday the Stridcar Golf Club will hold a series of competitions in rational fancy dress for the benefit of the Phonetic Spelling Association.
• In the competitions he won all the first prizes, for Venus had given him godlike strength and swiftness.
• There were rowing races and diving competitions and a greasy pole and very probably a comic man dressed up as a buoy.
• These competitions in unselfishness between Pamela and Frances Carr always bored her.
• Stoddart withdrew from the struggles and competitions of poetic literature.
• Meetings are held on the first Monday of each month, and a paper is read and the designs submitted in the monthly competitions are criticised and the awards announced.
• Agriculture in England has to run the gauntlet of many pressing competitions, and carry a heavy burden of taxation as it runs.
• He only received two checks in these competitions after 1840, and these he rectified and overcame in an interesting way.
• The open competitions between different hospitals, and the animosity with which their patrons oppose one another, may prejudice weak minds against them all.
• But the remarkable success achieved in the modern designs for Irish lace in the English art competitions is an instance of what might be done generally in the applied arts.
• It was full of designs rejected in public competitions.
• In the face of the great competitions into which it must enter, our religion must be ready to give an intelligent account of itself.
• He introduced some useful reforms in the system of primary instruction, and inaugurated the first prize competitions for poetical compositions by native authors.
• Competitors found that songs to the Virgin were given the preference and she eventually became the one subject of these prize competitions.
• In the open competitions of education, business or politics, sex ceases to be as significant as it is in the drawing-room.
• Rifle, Care of Arms, Stripping and Assembling, Sword Exercises, Bayonet Fighting, Bayonet Fighting for Competitions, etc.
• The physicians who attended the ones and the others were different, and even supplied by different competitions.

Similar words containing MPETITION without suffix s and without prefix co

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