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What is the collective nouns for competitor?

There isn't a single, widely accepted collective noun for "competitor." However, you could use some of these depending on the context:

General:

* Field: This is a good general term for a group of competitors.

* Contenders: This implies they are all strong and likely to win.

* Rivals: This emphasizes a strong competition between them.

Specific to sports:

* Team: If the competitors are on a team, this is the most common term.

* Squad: Similar to team, but sometimes used for smaller groups or more specialized teams.

* Lineup: This refers to the specific competitors participating in a particular event or race.

* Opposition: This is used to refer to the team or group of competitors that your team is playing against.

Other options:

* Cohort: This is a more formal term for a group of people with a shared characteristic, such as being competitors in a particular industry.

* Contingent: This can be used for a group of competitors from a particular company or organization.

Ultimately, the best collective noun to use will depend on the specific context and what you want to emphasize.

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