competitively
Adverb 1. In a manner involving competition or rivalry: Performing an action in a way that strives to gain an advantage over others, often by offering better quality, lower prices, or superior performance. 2. In a way that is as good as or better than others in a market or field: Acting or operating in a manner that allows one to contend successfully against rivals.
The adverb "competitively" modifies verbs to describe how an action is performed in a competitive context. It is commonly used in business, economics, sports, and academic settings. - It typically follows the verb it modifies or appears before a past participle (e.g., competitively priced). - It describes the manner of an action, not the action itself.
- Business/Commerce:
- The new store sells its products competitively to attract customers.
- To enter the global market, we must price our goods competitively.
- Sports/Activities:
- She trained hard to swim competitively at the national level.
- The two chess players stared competitively at the board.
- General:
- The siblings always played games competitively, each determined to win.
- "Competitively priced": A common phrase meaning priced in a way that is comparable to or better than the prices of rivals.
- The new smartphone model is competitively priced, making it very popular.
- "To compete competitively": While somewhat redundant, this phrase is used for emphasis on the nature of the competition.
- The team was not just participating; they were there to compete competitively for the championship.
- Competitive (adjective): Having a strong desire to win or be more successful than others; relating to or characterized by competition.
- He has a very competitive nature.
- We operate in a competitive industry.
- Competition (noun): The activity or condition of competing against others.
- There is fierce competition for the best jobs.
- Competitor (noun): A person or organization that competes against others.
- Our main competitor launched a similar product.
- Aggressively (in a business/market context)
- Ruthlessly (with a stronger, often negative connotation)
- Vigorously
- Keenly (chiefly British English)
- Cooperatively
- Collaboratively
- Noncompetitively
- Bid competitively: To offer a price (in an auction or tender) in a way that is designed to beat rival offers.
- Several firms were invited to bid competitively for the construction contract.
- Play competitively: To participate in a game or sport with a strong desire to win.
- Even in a friendly match, he always plays competitively.
- in competition
- the companies should bid competitively