v. 1.to invite to enter into a fight or contest of skill; dare; 2.to question the right of; 3.to stir up or make more active; stimulate.
She challenged his claims.
She challenged his claims.
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Liam challenged the ogre to see if they could make which kind of bird sing?
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Who challenged Brenda Louise to a tennis match?
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Dennis challenged Walter to a competition; what was Dennis' weapon of choice?
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What happened when Mark Twain was challenged to a duel by a rival newspaperman?
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What were Loki and Logi challenged to eat?
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How old was James Shields when he was challenged to his first duel?
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Working as a manager in a union setting has challenged me to be less democratic and to utilize other methods to get my point across.
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Students minds may stagnate if they are not challenged.
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He taught me how to run a kitchen efficiently and continuously challenged me mentally and physically in the kitchen that ultimately made me a better chef.
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The massiveness of the earthquake challenged the emergency response team.
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The discriminative hiring practices of the company were being challenged.
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What challenged Brian as he made his way across the arrowhead shaped lake?
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What happened when Arachne challenged Athena?
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What animal challenged the hare to a race?
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test; trial; hurdle; difficulty; dare; defy; match
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