match-up
- noun
- /ˈmæʧˌʌp/
- But that should be a great match-up.
- hypothetical match-up
- match-up of the season
- interesting match-up
The latest Pennsylvania puts Trump up one in a hypothetical match up against Kamala Harris.
- The latest Pennsylvania puts Trump up one in a hypothetical match up against Kamala Harris.
- There's people like Bryce Hall who would be a really nice match up for him.
Examples
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We will break down the first match-ups on Monday and continue rolling them out until we have a champion.
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But the real story today is the match-up between the Bullet and old team-mate Dodge Connelly.
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The game of football, especially at the professional level, is about match-ups and being able to take advantage of them.
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This is polling a Trump versus Biden match up in the key swing states.
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"The action starts Saturday with college ball "and our first match-up is Michigan against Indiana.
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Women's mixed martial arts, and this is certainly an historic match-up.
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There are loads of intriguing match-ups, and there will surely be a few surprises.
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Manning vs. RGIII will be the best match-up in the NFC for years.
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Welcome to today's match-up between Bates Bulldogs and the Carlin Devils.
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Tonight's football match-up will determine which team advances to the championship.
Synonyms
A game in which two teams or players compete
An event where people or teams compete to win
The act of putting similar things together
A pairing of teams, people, or things to compete and be compared
Grouping two things or people that go well together
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Etymology
The word match-up comes from the common word match, meaning 'pair' or 'contest', plus the small word up, which here means 'together' or 'facing each other'. So a match-up is when two people, teams, or things are put together to compete or be compared.