archrival
Noun
Meaning
archrival (plural archrivals)
A chief rival.
The New York Yankees are playing their archrival the Boston Red Sox tonight.
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Mr. Tuberville may not be a football god on the order of Nick Saban, the coach of Auburn’s archrival, the University of Alabama.
The Redskins played their final game at RFK on December 22, 1996, defeating the archrival Dallas Cowboys 37-10.
He's hassled in a bar and told to mind his own business, then put under siege in his law firm when an anonymous tip comes in to his archrival.
It turned out they didn’t, because White and his family wanted him to play tailback — the position that archrival University of Michigan was recruiting him to play.
Iowa State's intrastate archrival is the University of Iowa with whom it competes annually for the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series trophy, an annual athletic competition between the two schools.
She recorded 75 points (45 goals and 30 assists) in 137 games in a U.S. uniform and helped transform the culture after a gut-wrenching overtime loss to archrival Canada in the gold-medal game at the 2014 Sochi Games.