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compete with

   Also found in: Legal 0.06 sec.
compete with someone or something
to contend against someone, something, or a group; to play in a competition against someone, something, or a group. I can't compete with all this noise. We always compete closely with our crosstown rivals, Adams High School.
See also: compete


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Generally speaking, the vast majority of jurisdictions recognize that during the employment relationship employees owe a legally enforceable duty of loyalty to their employers and are not permitted to compete with them during the term of the employment relationship.
Black and two co-defendants received the non-compete payments from buyers in exchange for promises not to compete with the papers in areas where they circulated.
 
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