Competitiveness

/kəmˈpɛtɪtɪv.nəs/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The quality or state of being competitive; the ability to compete successfully.

The company's competitiveness in the market has improved after the new marketing strategy was implemented.

A measure of the ability to compete in a particular market or industry.

The competitiveness of the tech industry is driving innovation at a rapid pace.

The desire or determination to compete and excel, often seen in individuals or teams.

Her competitiveness was evident during the championship, as she pushed herself to outdo her opponents.

The degree to which a country, organization, or other entity can compete in a global market.

Investing in education is crucial for maintaining the country's global competitiveness.

Derived from the root word 'compete', with the suffix '-iveness' indicating a quality.

competitive edge

An advantage that enables a company or individual to outperform others.

play to win

To make the most effort possible to achieve victory or success.

healthy competition

A form of rivalry that benefits all players involved by improving performance.

level playing field

A situation where everyone has the same opportunity to compete.

competition

The act of competing, especially in business or sports.

competitor

A person or organization that competes against others.

competitive

Having a strong desire to win or be the best.

Competition fever

In the office, there's serious competition fever during the sales period.

In the game

If you're in the game, you need to show your competitiveness!