How Do You Spell RIVALLED?

Pronunciation: [ɹˈa͡ɪvə͡ld] (IPA)

The word "rivalled" is spelled with two L's, which may seem odd since the base word "rival" only has one L. However, the extra L is added in order to preserve the stress pattern of the word. In IPA phonetic transcription, "rival" is pronounced /ˈraɪ.vəl/, with stress on the first syllable. By adding an extra L, "rivalled" becomes /ˈraɪ.vəld/, with stress still on the first syllable. This preserves the original stress pattern of the base word, even with the addition of the suffix "-ed."

RIVALLED Meaning and Definition

  1. Rivalled is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "rival." The term "rival" is typically used to describe a person, group, or thing that is competing or contending with another for the same objective, goal, or position of superiority. In this context, the verb "to rival" means to strive to equal or surpass the qualities, achievements, or success of a competitor or opponent.

    When used in the past tense, "rivalled" refers to a situation or event where one individual or entity successfully competed or contended against another, potentially achieving a similar level of quality or success. It suggests that two or more individuals, groups, or things engaged in a fierce and intense competition, displaying comparable skills, abilities, or achievements.

    For instance, in the context of sports, a team that has rivalled another team would imply a history of competitive matches, both teams displaying noteworthy skills and challenging each other directly. The term suggests a competitive atmosphere, where each party is striving to outperform the other, resulting in a strong rivalry. Similarly, in the business realm, a company that has rivalled its competitors could be interpreted as achieving comparable success, possibly even surpassing them in certain aspects.

    In summary, "rivalled" indicates a situation or event where competing parties or entities are vying for superiority, striving to equal or surpass each other's achievements, creating a sense of rivalry and intense competition.

Common Misspellings for RIVALLED

Etymology of RIVALLED

The word rivalled is derived from the noun rival which dates back to the 16th century. The word originated from the Latin word rivalis, which was used to describe a person living on the bank of a river. Later on, it developed the meaning of someone using the same stream of water, which eventually evolved to denote individuals competing for the same resources or honor. The verb form rivalled is formed by adding the past tense suffix -ed to rival.

Conjugate verb Rivalled

CONDITIONAL

I would rivalled
you would rivalled
he/she/it would rivalled
we would rivalled
they would rivalled
I would rival
we would rival
you would rival
he/she/it would rival
they would rival

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be rivalling
you would be rivalling
he/she/it would be rivalling
we would be rivalling
they would be rivalling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have rivalled
you would have rivalled
he/she/it would have rivalled
we would have rivalled
they would have rivalled

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been rivalling
you would have been rivalling
he/she/it would have been rivalling
we would have been rivalling
they would have been rivalling

FUTURE

I will rival
you will rival
he/she/it will rival
we will rival
they will rival

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be rivalling
you will be rivalling
he/she/it will be rivalling
we will be rivalling
they will be rivalling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have rivalled
you will have rivalled
he/she/it will have rivalled
we will have rivalled
they will have rivalled
I will have rivalled, will have rivaled
we will have rivalled, will have rivaled
you will have rivalled, will have rivaled
he/she/it will have rivalled, will have rivaled
they will have rivalled, will have rivaled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been rivalling
you will have been rivalling
he/she/it will have been rivalling
we will have been rivalling
they will have been rivalling

IMPERATIVE

you rival
we let´s rival

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to rival

PAST

I rivalled
you rivalled
he/she/it rivalled
we rivalled
they rivalled
I rivalled, rivaled
we rivalled, rivaled
you rivalled, rivaled
he/she/it rivalled, rivaled
they rivalled, rivaled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was rivalling
you were rivalling
he/she/it was rivalling
we were rivalling
they were rivalling

PAST PARTICIPLE

rivalled

PAST PERFECT

I had rivalled
you had rivalled
he/she/it had rivalled
we had rivalled
they had rivalled
I had rivalled, had rivaled
we had rivalled, had rivaled
you had rivalled, had rivaled
he/she/it had rivalled, had rivaled
they had rivalled, had rivaled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been rivalling
you had been rivalling
he/she/it had been rivalling
we had been rivalling
they had been rivalling

PRESENT

I rival
you rival
he/she/it rivals
we rival
they rival

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am rivalling
you are rivalling
he/she/it is rivalling
we are rivalling
they are rivalling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

rivalling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have rivalled
you have rivalled
he/she/it has rivalled
we have rivalled
they have rivalled
I have rivaled, have rivalled
we have rivaled, have rivalled
you have rivaled, have rivalled
he/she/it has rivaled, has rivalled
they have rivaled, have rivalled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been rivalling
you have been rivalling
he/she/it has been rivalling
we have been rivalling
they have been rivalling
I am rivaling, am rivalling
we are rivalling, are rivaling
you are rivalling, are rivaling
he/she/it is rivaling, is rivalling
they are rivalling, are rivaling
I was rivalling, was rivaling
we were rivaling, were rivalling
you were rivaling, were rivalling
he/she/it was rivalling, was rivaling
they were rivaling, were rivalling
I will be rivaling, will be rivalling
we will be rivaling, will be rivalling
you will be rivaling, will be rivalling
he/she/it will be rivaling, will be rivalling
they will be rivaling, will be rivalling
I have been rivaling, have been rivalling
we have been rivaling, have been rivalling
you have been rivalling, have been rivaling
he/she/it has been rivaling, has been rivalling
they have been rivalling, have been rivaling
I had been rivalling, had been rivaling
we had been rivalling, had been rivaling
you had been rivalling, had been rivaling
he/she/it had been rivalling, had been rivaling
they had been rivalling, had been rivaling
I will have been rivaling, will have been rivalling
we will have been rivaling, will have been rivalling
you will have been rivaling, will have been rivalling
he/she/it will have been rivaling, will have been rivalling
they will have been rivaling, will have been rivalling
I would have rivalled, would have rivaled
we would have rivalled, would have rivaled
you would have rivalled, would have rivaled
he/she/it would have rivalled, would have rivaled
they would have rivalled, would have rivaled
I would be rivalling, would be rivaling
we would be rivalling, would be rivaling
you would be rivalling, would be rivaling
he/she/it would be rivalling, would be rivaling
they would be rivalling, would be rivaling
I would have been rivalling, would have been rivaling
we would have been rivalling, would have been rivaling
you would have been rivalling, would have been rivaling
he/she/it would have been rivalling, would have been rivaling
they would have been rivalling, would have been rivaling

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