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How do you spell champion?
That is the correct spelling of the word champion.
Is champion a stressed first syllable?
Yes, champion is stressed on the first syllable.
Champion in a sentence?
He was the undisputed champion of the tournament. Many groups continue to champion human rights in developing countries.
What is the abstract noun for champion?
The abstract noun for champion is "championship." It represents the concept or state of being a champion, like winning a competition or being the best in a particular field. So, next time you want to sound fancy, just throw in "championship" and watch everyone nod in agreement.
Should Greeks be capitalized?
Yes, it is a proper noun or adjective.
Who was the Greeks champion?
Alexander the Great was the 'champion'
Who was the Greeks' main champion?
During the Trojan War the Greek champion was Achilles
Who was the Greeks main champion and How did he die?
YOUR MOM!
Question 7Who was the Greeks' main champion The Trojans How did each one die?
champion was achiles. the city of troy. 7 sicoles
Why did the Greeks call the games the olyimpcs?
the greek gods lived in olympus and they played for the gods champion
Who is the champion of the Greeks?
This is a time and place dependent question: Herculeus, Jason, Achilles, Ajax the greater (I like him better than Achilles), Ulysses, Theseus,
What are the championship belts in WWE made of?
world heavyweight champion wwe champion intercomtinental champion wwe tag team champion world tag team champion ecw champion divas champion united states champion
What is the Hebrew word for champion?
male champion = aloof (אלוף) female champion = aloofá (אלופה)
What is a vocal champion?
A champion who talks a lot. what kinda champion
How do you use champion?
Her favorite player was the champion. The winner of the game became the champion. He is the world wrestling champion.
How do you say i am the champion?
"I am the champion"
What is the name of a celebrity with surname the Champion?
Bob Champion. A Champion jockey.
