Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
chief-rival
noun
/tʃiːf ˈraɪvəl/
Definition
A chief-rival refers to the primary competitor or opponent in a particular field or context.
Examples
- The two companies have been chief-rivals in the tech industry for over a decade.
- In the final match, the athlete faced his chief-rival for the championship title.
- Political campaigns often see candidates become chief-rivals during elections.
Meaning
The term ‘chief-rival’ is used to denote the main adversary, often highlighting the significance of the competition between two parties.
Synonyms
- main competitor
- primary opponent
- dominant challenger
