verb
definition
To oppose or compete with.
example
to rival somebody in love
definition
To be equal to, or match, or to surpass another.
definition
To strive to equal or excel; to emulate.
Examples of rivaling in a Sentence
Media Matters writes that The Savage Nation is one of the most popular radio shows, rivaling such productions as The Rush Limbaugh Show.
Chinese food is respected around the world, and many feel it is one of the finest cuisines around, rivaling French for complexity, taste, and texture.
It is known as one of the leading kids fashion labels in Australia, and is continually becoming more known in America - rivaling popular and established brands like Gymboree and The Children's Place.
Throw in Disney's Animal Kingdom with its 9.6 and Hollywood Studios with a rivaling 9.5 million, and you'll no longer be flabbergasted by the parks' long lines.
Singer Susan Boyle was expected to win by many, and the dance group 'Flawless' was an audience favorite rivaling 'Diversity'.
The best tour guides you'll ever find are city natives, who are abundant on this and rivaling websites.
Rivaling My Bambino for the cutest name and products is Lollipops Gumdrops.
Rivaling Nashville's importance to music is Memphis.
Today, skin care for men is rivaling in both sales and demand, giving couples a chance to pamper each other instead of the former one-way street.
They couldn't recognize a predator if it sat at their feet, and she was surprised to find her senses much more honed to such a ploy despite their social statuses rivaling those of royalty's on earth.
To attempt to be a superpower bloc, rivaling America, is foolish.