Noun:

କଲର୍,

challengers's Usage Examples:

strong victory in the recall election months earlier was seen as helping to ward off strong challengers to her reelection in November.

Health CarePeachcare, a state program providing medical care for needy children and families, emerged as a point of contention between Perdue and his challengers.

the late Vincent Hanna, a BBC pollster carrying out a poll which most improbably suggested that Labour and not the Liberal Democrats[sic] were the challengers.

Senator Morris Sheppard was re-elected to a fourth term in office, easily dispatching his challengers.

Despite being implored by promoters and challengers to come out of retirement, Muldoon never wrestled another finish match or claimed any active championship.

challengers (the few remaining ones being either injured or unavailable) and magnanimously decides to fight local journeyman Balboa for the fan spectacle, as well.

Klöden as well as teammates Ullrich and Vinokourov were considered among the challengers for the 2005 Tour de France overall victory, with Ullrich as the strongest bid.

Outstanding issues While well-known, the concept of status inconsistency is not without its challengers and unresolved questions.

Some of Smith's earlier challengers in the ring also appeared on The Contender, namely, Alfonso Gomez and Norberto Bravo.

But despite her attempt to amass enough support within the GOP establishment to ward off any primary challengers.

Sociologist William Gamson defined co-optation as challengers gaining access to the public policy process but without achieving actual policy changes.

The challengers argued that the 1913 law violates the equal protection provisions of the state constitution and the United States Constitution, and that the state's enforcement of the statute for the first time in decades demonstrated its animus against same-sex couples.

Senator Morris Sheppard was re-elected to a third term in office, easily dispatching his challengers.

Synonyms:

semifinalist, foe, street fighter, queen, contender, world-beater, rival, scratch, champion, favourite, champ, competition, favorite, tilter, tier, second best, enemy, runner-up, contestant, front-runner, finalist, competitor, comer, king, title-holder,

Antonyms:

winner, antagonist, female monarch, queen, friend,