A contest is an event where people compete to be the best. Many people join contests to win prizes or medals.
They entered a singing contest last week.
The art contest starts tomorrow.
To contest means to say something is wrong or unfair. People often do this if they do not agree with a rule or choice.
They contest the decision in court.
She contests the election results.
To contest means to try to win something by joining a game or election. People compete to get the top place or job.
She will contest the mayor’s seat next year.
Many athletes contest the medal at games.
A contest in law is when people argue if a document like a will is fair or true. They may go to court to decide.
The will was under contest by the family members.
There was a contest over the property rights.
A contest can mean a fight or struggle to get control or win. It is used when people or groups try hard to be the strongest or best.
The contest for power lasted many years.
There was a contest between local leaders.
To contest can mean to disagree with an idea or fact. People may say it is wrong or not true and give reasons why.
Scientists contest the old theory.
Many experts contest this view today.
