Legal Definition and Related Resources of Rival
Meaning of Rival
Synonyms of Rival
noun
- adversary
- aemulus
- antagonist
- aspirant
- bidder
- candidate
- challenger
- combatant
- competition
- competitor
- contender
- contestant
- corrival
- disputant
- enemy
- entrant
- foe
- litigant
- opponent
- opposition
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Rival in Voting Law
Definition of Rival in the context of the United States election law: Election candidate who runs against one or more contestors.
Rival in Voting Law
Definition of Rival in the context of the United States election law: Election candidate who runs against one or more contestors.
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