How Do You Spell CORRIVAL?

Pronunciation: [kˈɒɹa͡ɪvə͡l] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "corrival" may seem perplexing to some due to its peculiar phonetic transcription. According to the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), the first syllable is pronounced as /kɒr/ while the second syllable is pronounced as /rɪvəl/. This means that the vowel sound in the first syllable is the "ah" sound, and the second syllable starts with a rolled "r" and ends with an "uh" sound. Despite the unusual spelling, "corrival" simply means a rival of equal or similar standing.

CORRIVAL Meaning and Definition

1. Corrival is a noun that refers to a person who is in competition with another, particularly in terms of rank, achievement, or quality. The word is derived from the Latin word "cor" meaning "together" and "rivalis" meaning "competitor". Corrival is often used to describe someone who shares a similar status, ability, or achievement with another individual, and is considered to be their equal or competitor in a particular field.

   A corrival may be someone who is vying for the same position or title, such as a promotion at work or an award in a competition. They may possess similar skills, talents, or qualities that make them on par with their competitor. The nature of a corrival relationship implies that both individuals are striving for the same goal, and their success or failure is often intertwined.

   Corrivals may often engage in healthy rivalry, pushing each other to perform at their best in order to outdo one another. This competitive drive can lead to personal growth and improvement as corrivals challenge each other to reach higher levels of achievement. However, it is important to maintain a sense of sportsmanship and respect for one another throughout the competition, as unhealthy or hostile rivalry can be detrimental to both parties.

   In summary, a corrival is a rival or competitor who shares a similar status or level of achievement with another individual.

Common Misspellings for CORRIVAL

• corivall
• corival
• xorrival
• vorrival
• forrival
• dorrival
• cirrival
• ckrrival
• clrrival
• cprrival
• c0rrival
• c9rrival
• corruval
• corrjval
• corrkval
• corroval
• corr9val
• corr8val
• corribal
• corrigal

Etymology of CORRIVAL

The word "corrival" comes from the Old French word "corival" or "corivaille", which can be divided into two parts: "cor" meaning "with" or "together", and "ival(e)" derived from the Latin word "aequālis", meaning "equal".

In the 16th century, the word was adopted into English, resulting in "corrival", which refers to someone who competes or rivals with another person of equal standing or ability. The prefix "co-" or "com-" implies a sense of shared or mutual, while the root "rival" originates from the Latin word "rivalis", meaning "a person using the same stream as another" or "a competitor in a rivalry or contest".

Conjugate verb Corrival

CONDITIONAL

I would corrival

you would corrival

he/she/it would corrival

we would corrival

they would corrival

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be corrivalling

you would be corrivalling

he/she/it would be corrivalling

we would be corrivalling

they would be corrivalling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have corrival

you would have corrival

he/she/it would have corrival

we would have corrival

they would have corrival

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been corrivalling

you would have been corrivalling

he/she/it would have been corrivalling

we would have been corrivalling

they would have been corrivalling

FUTURE

I will corrival

you will corrival

he/she/it will corrival

we will corrival

they will corrival

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be corrivalling

you will be corrivalling

he/she/it will be corrivalling

we will be corrivalling

they will be corrivalling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have corrivalled

you will have corrivalled

he/she/it will have corrivalled

we will have corrivalled

they will have corrivalled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been corrivalling

you will have been corrivalling

he/she/it will have been corrivalling

we will have been corrivalling

they will have been corrivalling

IMPERATIVE

you corrival

we let´s corrival

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to corrival

PAST

I corrivalled

you corrivalled

he/she/it corrivalled

we corrivalled

they corrivalled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was corrivalling

you were corrivalling

he/she/it was corrivalling

we were corrivalling

they were corrivalling

PAST PARTICIPLE

corrivalled

PAST PERFECT

I had corrivalled

you had corrivalled

he/she/it had corrivalled

we had corrivalled

they had corrivalled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been corrivalling

you had been corrivalling

he/she/it had been corrivalling

we had been corrivalling

they had been corrivalling

PRESENT

I corrival

you corrival

he/she/it corrivals

we corrival

they corrival

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am corrivalling

you are corrivalling

he/she/it is corrivalling

we are corrivalling

they are corrivalling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

corrivalling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have corrivalled

you have corrivalled

he/she/it has corrivalled

we have corrivalled

they have corrivalled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been corrivalling

you have been corrivalling

he/she/it has been corrivalling

we have been corrivalling

they have been corrivalling