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match-up
[mach-uhp]
noun
a pairing or combining; linkage.
a match-up of federal funds with state aid.
a direct contest or confrontation, as between two athletes or political candidates.
an investigation of similarities and differences; comparison.
a match-up of property taxes in two counties.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of match-up1
Example Sentences
A month ago, the extremely online couldn’t get enough of pondering the hypothetical match-up between 100 men and one gorilla.
The pair had supposedly been estranged for years and Eubank Sr, 58, had criticised the match-up.
The pair had supposedly been estranged for years and Eubank Sr had criticised the match-up.
Such was the demand for the match-up, though, a carefully constructed environment was created to make the fight make sense.
In a favourable home match-up against Wolves, you can expect at least two goals and involvement from each of this attacking trio.
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