Rivalsome
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Rivalsome is an adjective meaning (rare) Characterised or marked by rivalry.
Meaning
(rare) Characterised or marked by rivalry.
Example Sentences
Strength of numbers against foes, in a more populous and rivalsome world, was an added if not paramount consideration.
But perhaps most significantly, Java's Sun ties and VRML's SGI ties affiliated them with two of the Valley's most famously rivalsome rivals.
Opening in the fruit naming division of the Eden Corporation with a professionally rivalsome Adam and Eve, and a curiously jaunty God, Eve finds herself unable to resist the charms of a rare apple, and the pair are cast out of the organisation and ordered to seek a new apple to replace the collectors item which Eve has just scoffed.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include roarsome, emulous, ragesome, strife-ridden, overcompetitive, bare-knuckled.
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