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corrival

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cor⋅ri⋅val

  [kuh-rahy-vuhl]
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–noun
1. a rival; competitor.
–adjective
2. rival; competitive.
Origin:
1570–80; < L corrīvālis joint rival. See cor-, rival

Related forms:
cor⋅ri⋅val⋅ry, noun
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cor·ri·val   (kə-rī'vəl, kō-)   
n.  A rival or opponent.

[French, from Latin corrīvālis : com-, intensive pref.; see com- + rīvālis, rival; see rival.]
cor·ri'val adj., cor·ri'val·ry (-rē) n.
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