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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
The Kings are playing in Edmonton this weekend with a chance to sweep the Oilers and win their first playoff series since their Stanley Cup championship run in 2014.
She competed last year in the Solheim Cup and helped the Lancers win a Southern Section Division 1 girls’ golf championship.
Neuheisel said Milroe’s ability to make plays with his feet, while remaining a threat to throw, is reminiscent of what Hurts did for the Eagles last season during Philadelphia’s championship run.
They won the first Los Angeles Unified School District esports championship and won the CIF Rocket League title last year as sophomores.
On the contrary, he clung tightly to his “defense wins championships” explanation for making the deal that sent Doncic to Los Angeles and brought elite defender Anthony Davis to Dallas.
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