what's difference between them?
compete, contest, contend. what's difference between them?
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1. "To compete" (Verb): this means to try to perform better than others, usually for a reward (prize, title, etc.).
2.1 "Contest" (Noun): an event where people try to outdo one another to find a "winner"
2.2 "To contest" (Verb): to call into question or to argue something
3. "To contend" (Verb): to fight, struggle or compete. This word can replace "compete" in some rough sports like boxing.
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