athletic competition

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athletic competition

The children watch the athletic competition at the school field.

Definition

Athletic competition (noun): A contest or event in which individuals or teams participate in physical sports or games to determine a winner, often involving tests of strength, speed, or skill.

Usage

This term refers to a structured event centered around physical sporting contests. It emphasizes the competitive aspect of athletics. - The Olympic Games are the world's premier international athletic competition. - The school organizes an annual athletic competition featuring track, field, and swimming events.

Advanced Usage
  • "to enter an athletic competition": to formally participate or register for a sports contest.
    • She trained for months before deciding to enter the athletic competition.
  • "the spirit of athletic competition": refers to the values of fair play, effort, and sportsmanship inherent in sports contests.
    • The coach emphasized the spirit of athletic competition over just winning.
Variants and Related Words
  • Athletic contest (noun): A synonym, often used interchangeably.
  • Athletics (noun): The general category of sports, especially track and field events.
  • Competitor (noun): A person who takes part in an athletic competition.
  • Meet (noun): A specific gathering for athletic competition, common in track and field or swimming.
Synonyms
  • Sports contest
  • Tournament (a series of contests)
  • Championship (a competition to determine a champion)
  • Meet
Related Phrases
  • "fierce competition": used to describe a very intense and closely contested athletic event.
    • The final match was a display of fierce competition.
  • "level of competition": refers to the standard or difficulty of the opponents in the contest.
    • Moving to the professional league meant facing a higher level of competition.
athletic competition

The children watch the athletic competition at the school field.

Noun
  1. a contest between athletes

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