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head-to-head
[ hed-tuh-hed ]
adjective
- in direct confrontation, opposition, or competition:
a head-to-head battle between the two companies.
head-to-head
adjective
- in direct competition
noun
- a competition involving two people, teams, etc
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Origin of head-to-head1
Example Sentences
She assured viewers, "There's no way it can fail," because "you're not trying to go head-to-head with each other. There's God in the middle, who works it all out for you guys."
But it’s her defense that will need to make a difference Monday, as a possible head-to-head matchup with Bueckers beckons with a Final Four bid on the line.
Regardless of whether league scoring uses old-fashioned rotisserie categories or head-to-head points, the ADP of the two most desirable Dodgers establish that it would be nearly impossible to draft both.
The dispute remains unresolved, giving the government a major political headache as it tries to avoid going head-to-head with the king.
Two of Europe's heavyweights go head-to-head at Wembley on Wednesday in a repeat of the Women's World Cup final as England host Spain.
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