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| con·test
(kŏn'těst') Pronunciation Key
n.
v. (kən-těst', kŏn'těst') con·test·ed, con·test·ing, con·tests v. tr.
v. intr. To struggle or compete; contend: contested with other bidders for the antique. [Probably from French conteste, from contester, to dispute, from Old French, to call to witness, from Latin contestārī : com-, com- + testis, witness; see trei- in Indo-European roots.] con·test'a·ble adj., con'tes·ta'tion (kŏn'tě-stā'shən) n., con·test'er n. |
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