regional
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- noun
- /ˈriːdʒənl/
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competición regional
- The beauty of writing travel pieces for regionals is that you don't have to travel far for your story.
But with that, even I see now in those classes, I think the removal of regionals has has played quite a lot into this.
- But with that, even I see now in those classes, I think the removal of regionals has has played quite a lot into this.
Examples
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The winner of the regional will go on to the state competition.
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We're about to kick off the Southern Regional here in Louisville.
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Sport is hosting the first ever regional championships.
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Out of that, maybe one or two of you will make it to regionals.
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The Titans have yet to break 300 this season, making the Central Regional a tremendous learning experience.
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Last spring, Darkwing finished ninth at a 24-team regional after going 6-2 in the tournament.
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Now the winners of today's race will advance to the western regionals in seatle, Washington.
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Burkhardt, after a three-goal, two-assist game in the Southeast Regional, easily could have had another multiple-goal game.
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The winner of the regional competition will advance to the national finals.
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This year, our school will participate in the annual regional event held in our nearby city.
Antonyms
Compounds
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The right of local governments to make some decisions without the national government, like education and health
- Archaic
Long-term inflammation of part of the small intestine causing diarrhea, belly pain, fever, and weight loss
- Archaic
A long-term illness where the last part of the small intestine becomes swollen and causes stomach pain and diarrhea
A region that has its own government separate from the national government
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Morphology
Etymology
Regional as a noun is short for a 'regional competition' and uses the same root region ('area'). A regional is an event for teams or people from a particular area, often before a larger contest.