Similar words: intending, contend, tending, contender, attending, pretending, condescending, condescendingly. Meaning: [kən'tend] 
adj. striving or struggling in rivalry or battle.
adj. striving or struggling in rivalry or battle. 
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31 With IaaS, there's more separation of the CPU and the server's responsiveness—but you're still contending for shared storage and network bandwidth.
32 This course offers a critical analysis of contending theories of international relations.
33 This means that when many threads are all contending for the same lock, the total throughput is generally going to be better with ReentrantLock than with synchronized.
34 An ant and a fly were contending with great warmth which was of the greater importance.
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36 Therefore, the rim states have been drastically contending to seek sovereignty or seizing actual masterdom over this place in recent years.
37 Interestingly, the decision to coarsen can be made independent to the number of threads contending for the locks.
38 He was tiresome in contending for the value of his own labors.
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40 The boxer didn't consider such a small purse worth contending for.
41 She brought suit for false imprisonment, contending she had been detained against her will.
42 How many teams are contending for the cup this year?
43 When he had reached the schoolhouse voices again contending called to him.
44 The MBTA sued to block that presentation, contending that it would violate U.S. laws on computer fraud.
45 After Japan attacked Burma, Burma became a strategic area essential for contending.
46 Her eyes showed that she was contending with a problem.
47 He was contending with the Saturday morning traffic of south east London.
48 "We urged then, as we do today, the maintenance of a calm and nonassertive environment in which contending claims may be discussed and, if possible, resolved, " he said.
49 They are contending for becoming a New Rome controlling the world.
50 An experienced lawyer has been asked to arbitrate between the contending parties.
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