Contest and Set to

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Contest

Contest noun - An earnest effort for superiority or victory over another.

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Set to and contest are semantically related in fight topic. In some cases you can use "Set to" instead the word "Contest" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: contested, contestant, contestation, contesting

Set to

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Contest and set to are semantically related in tilt topic. Sometimes you can use "Contest" instead the word "Set to" as a noun or a verb, if it concerns topics such as conflict, disagreement, fight, disagree.

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This anime music video, set to "I Know A Song (that Gets On Everybody's Nerves)" was a finalist in the Anime Boston 2008 contest, in the "Comedy" category.

Source: Overly Long Gag
In 1986, MTV sponsored a contest called "Make My Video" in which viewers were encouraged to send in a video set to Madonna's then recent single "True Blue" (from the album of the same name).

Source: Official Fan-Submitted Content
The long candle is set to burn extra hot and extra fast, but this backfires because since the contest is to put out the flame, Gon is able to set the candle down unguarded and get his opponent's candle much more easily.

Source: Poisoned Chalice Switcheroo

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