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Compatation

Definition:

Compatation refers to a process or act of competing harmoniously or mutually. It denotes a cooperative form of competition where individuals or entities strive together towards a shared goal or objective.

Senses:

1. Noun:

a) The act of participating in a cooperative competition.

b) The state or condition of cooperating with others to compete.

c) A friendly rivalry among individuals or groups striving together.

2. Verb:

a) To engage in a cooperative competition or participate harmoniously.

b) To collaborate with others to achieve a shared competitive objective.

Examples:

Noun:

  1. Our school organized a compatation among different classes to see who could collect the most donations for a local charity.
  2. The compatation between the two teams was not about defeating each other, but about working together to achieve the highest score.
  3. She approached the compatation with enthusiasm, eager to collaborate and cooperate with her teammates to win the tournament.

Verb:

  1. Let's compatate with the neighboring town to organize a fundraising event for the community center.
  2. The company decided to compatate with its competitors to create a unified campaign against a common environmental issue.
  3. They agreed to compatate their efforts to develop a groundbreaking innovation that would benefit the whole industry.

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