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challenger
[chal-in-jer]
noun
a person or thing that challenges.
Boxing.a boxer who fights a champion for his championship title.
Radio.interrogator.
U.S. Aerospace.none Challenger the second space shuttle to orbit and return to earth: exploded 1½ min. after launch on Jan. 28, 1986, causing the death of all seven on board.
Other Word Forms
- nonchallenger noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of challenger1
Example Sentences
BBC Sport has spoken to some of the game's senior figures to consider the key fiscal challengers which face Test cricket - and whether it's possible to solve them.
Ecuador, Argentina's nearest challengers, booked their spot at next summer's tournament in Canada, Mexico and the United States after a 0-0 draw away at Peru.
But Musk also has near limitless resources to respond, including by funding insurgent challengers to Republicans in next year's elections and primaries.
Manchester City - Liverpool's likely main challengers for the title next season - had also been interested in the Germany international, having viewed him as a successor to Kevin de Bruyne.
Reform made big gains in the English local elections earlier this month, cementing it as a prime challenger to Britain's traditional main parties.
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