contest of strength

noun phrase
UK /ˈkɒn.tɛst əv strɛŋθ/
US /ˈkɑːn.tɛst əv strɛŋθ/

A contest of strength is a game where people try to show who is the strongest.

The two friends had a contest of strength to see who could lift the heavy box.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A struggle between opposing forces to see which is more powerful.

The election turned into a contest of strength between the two parties.

3. A sporting event that measures physical power.

The festival included a contest of strength with log lifting.

4. A situation where people compete to prove their abilities.

The debate became a contest of strength over who knew more.