Pronunciation: /ˈtʃæləndʒər/
noun a person who engages in a competition or contest
A1 The challenger in the game was very skilled.
A2 She was determined to prove herself as a worthy challenger.
B1 The new challenger posed a threat to the reigning champion.
B2 The challenger's strategy was to outsmart their opponent.
C1 The challenger's relentless pursuit of victory impressed the audience.
C2 The challenger's reputation as a formidable opponent preceded them.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a challenger
A1 He is a challenger in the video game tournament.
A2 The challenger team put up a good fight in the soccer match.
B1 The challenger brand is gaining popularity in the market.
B2 The challenger candidate is gaining support in the election.
C1 The challenger company is disrupting the industry with innovative products.
C2 The challenger's strategy proved to be successful in overtaking the competition.
formal The challenger presented a well-researched argument during the debate.
informal The challenger really gave it their all in the competition.
slang That challenger is really bringing their A-game.
figurative The challenger faced many obstacles on their journey to success.
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