Rival and Tilt

Rival

Rival verb - To engage in a contest.

Tilt and rival are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tilt" instead a verb "Rival".

Nearby Words: rivalry, rivaled, rivaling, rivalled

Tilt

Tilt verb - To set or cause to be at an angle.

Rival and tilt are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Rival" instead a verb "Tilt".

Nearby Words: tilted, tilting

How words are described

old old rival old tilt
arrogant arrogant rival arrogant tilt
major major rival major tilt
perceived perceived rival perceived tilt
Other adjectives: aforementioned.

Common collocations

machine rival machine tilt machine
war rival war tilt war
arms rival arms tilt arms

Both words in one sentence

  • In Sommers' The Mummy, Jonathan Hyde (the Egyptologist in the rival expedition) was genuinely surprised when his donkey took off full tilt in the race to reach Hamunaptra first.
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