racelike
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7.8
Very fast and focused on beating others
- adjective
- /ˈreɪslaɪk/
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de competición
- The car had a racelike design.
Examples
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The students worked at a racelike pace to finish the project before the deadline.
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There was a racelike excitement in the air as the doors opened for the big sale.
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Her racelike determination pushed her to complete the course faster than anyone else.
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Her racelike speed impressed everyone.
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The car's racelike design allows it to reach incredible speeds on the track.
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Athletes often prefer racelike gear that enhances their performance in competitions.
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The bicycle's racelike frame enables swift acceleration and sharp turns during races.
How Competitive
Surface Forms
racelike positive
Morphology
Etymology
Racelike combines race ('to run quickly' or a contest) and the ending -like ('similar to'), so it describes something that is like a race, meaning fast, competitive, or urgent.