Competitor
Competitor noun - One who strives for the same thing as another.
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Synonyms for Competitor
Devil and competitor are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Competitor".
Devil
Devil noun - An evil spirit.
Competitor and devil are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Competitor" instead a noun "Devil".
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And in an encounter with the Devil's Serpent, a snake rumoured to have been the Battle Wolf's competitor in the ancient days...it only lasted three pages.
Source: Noble Wolf - A Lee Majors Film, The Agency about an ad agency which was running ads for a politician that showed that his competitor for the election had some undesirable quality, like being spawn of the devil or some such equivalent, while their candidate was patriotic and 100% American.
Source: Subliminal Advertising -
Later during the Dressoria arc, Kelly Funk, a competitor of the coliseum has a Devil Fruit called the Jacket Jacket Fruit that allows him to be worn over his larger and more timid brother to be worn over like a zipped up jacket of his skin in order to take advantage of the latter's strength.
Source: Fusion Dance
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