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What does vied for attention mean?

"Vied for attention" means to compete for someone's notice or interest. It suggests a struggle or rivalry for someone's focus.

Here's a breakdown:

* Vied: Past tense of "vie," which means to compete eagerly or strive for something.

* Attention: The act of focusing one's mind on something.

Example:

"The colorful toys vied for the baby's attention, each trying to capture her gaze."

Other ways to say "vied for attention":

* Competed for attention

* Fought for attention

* Contested for attention

* Sought attention

The phrase implies that there are multiple things or people trying to get noticed, and they are all actively trying to be the most interesting or prominent.

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