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- What is competition?

Biology

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RSB [31]3 years ago

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NOUN

competitions (plural noun)

the activity or condition of competing.

"there is fierce competition between banks" · "at this conservatory, competition for admissions is stiff"

synonyms:

rivalry · competitiveness · vying · contesting · opposition · contention · conflict · feuding · battling · fighting · struggling · strife · war · keeping up with the Joneses

an event or contest in which people compete.

"a beauty competition"

synonyms:

contest · tournament · match · game · round · heat · fixture · event · meet · encounter · race · bout · fight · prize fight · quiz · trials · stakes · clash

the person or people with whom one is competing, especially in a commercial or sporting arena; the opposition.

"I walked around to check out the competition"

synonyms:

opposition · opposing side · other side · other team · field · enemy · foe · challengers · opponents · rivals · opposers · adversaries · fellow contenders · fellow competitors · corrivals

ecology

interaction between organisms, populations, or species, in which birth, growth and death depend on gaining a share of a limited environmental resource.

"competition with ungulates or condylarths appears to have been the undoing of marsupials in North America"

Scilla [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

the activity or condition of competion

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