I. contest [kənˈtest] VB trans
II. contest [kənˈtest, ˈkɒntest] N
oratorical contest [ˌɒrəˈtɒrıkəl ...] N
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The budget hearings should not be seen as oratorical contests, he said.
newsinfo.inquirer.net As the only woman in her 1943 law school class, she won the state oratorical contest.
en.wikipedia.org He even won several oratorical contests and writing awards.
en.wikipedia.org His youth was not particularly musical and his on-stage experiences were focused on oratorical contests which he regularly won.
en.wikipedia.org He also won a city-wide oratorical contest.
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