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head-to-head
[ hed-tuh-hed ]
adjective
- in direct confrontation, opposition, or competition:
a head-to-head battle between the two companies.
head-to-head
adjective
- in direct competition
noun
- a competition involving two people, teams, etc
Word History and Origins
Origin of head-to-head1
Example Sentences
At a combined age of 99, two of snooker's all-time greats go head-to-head on Tuesday as John Higgins takes on Mark Williams with a place in the World Championship semi-finals up for grabs.
There is a long way to go until Swiatek enters the conversation of being on the receiving end of the most dominant head-to-head record.
O'Sullivan, who has claimed a record 41 ranking titles, has dominated their head-to-head statistics, winning 24 of their 27 matches in varying formats of the game.
Zuckerberg has gone head-to-head with both the FTC and lawmakers in the past.
Experts previously found head-to-head contact was one of the primary causes of sports related concussion.
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