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championship
[ cham-pee-uhn-ship ]
noun
- the distinction or condition of being a champion:
to win a championship.
- advocacy or defense:
championship of the underdog.
- championships, a series of competitions or contests to determine a champion:
the tennis championships.
championship
/ ˈʃæɪəˌʃɪ /
noun
- sometimes plural any of various contests held to determine a champion
- the title or status of being a champion
- support for or defence of a cause, person, etc
Other Word Forms
- ·p·Dz· noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of championship1
Example Sentences
Bibby has no college coaching experience but recently led his high school alma mater Phoenix Shadow Mountain to five state championships.
Yoshida, who led MLS in minutes played last season while captaining the Galaxy to a championship, agreed.
Formula 1 heads to the United States this weekend for the Miami Grand Prix, the sixth round of the 2025 world championship.
“Clayton is a very, very special person, a very special coach,” Roberts said, describing McCullough as “a game changer” for last year’s championship team.
But on Saturday, on the night of his bobblehead commemorating the final out of last year’s World Series championship, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts had a different idea for the pregame guest.
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