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What would be the most, shall we say, "idiomatic" way to describe a highly competitive environment. Look at the sentence and options below:
We really have to prepare for the game on Sunday. Competition is ____________ in Denver.
A. (competition) is fierce
B. (competition) is tight (I think that I have heard this adjective to describe competition, a few times, before. Would this be the most standard, informal, "idiomatic' way to describe said word?)
C. (competition) is tough
D. (competition) is rough
If this are not good choices, could you provide me with some? Thanks in advance.
Top answer
apatzinguense A. (competition) is fierce Good. Also, intense, keen, stiff, and extreme.
- apatzinguense A.
- (competition) is fierce Good.
- Also, intense, keen, stiff, and extreme.
- The others, not so much.
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apatzinguenseA. (competition) is fierce
Good.
Also, intense, keen, stiff, and extreme.
The others, not so much.
0apatzinguenseWhat would be the most, shall we say, "idiomatic" way to describe a highly competitive environment.
That is not what you want in your sentences. You would say that competition is fierce in Denver if you were trying to open a doughnut shop, for example. There would have to be more than one competitor working against each other for competition to
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