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Meaning of Vied
The primary meaning of the word "Vied" is to compete or contest with someone for something.
Definitions
- To compete or contest with someone for something, especially by trying to outdo them
- * To strive or struggle for superiority or victory
Etymology of Vied
The word "Vied" originates from the Old French word "envier", meaning "to envy" or "to rival", which is derived from the Latin word "aemulare", meaning "to rival" or "to emulate".
Historically, the word "Vied" has been used since the 15th century to describe a sense of competition or rivalry, often with a connotation of envy or jealousy.
Example Uses
- The two companies vied for control of the market share.
- * The candidates vied for the top spot in the election.
- * The athletes vied for the gold medal in the championship.
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