Antonyms for champion
ˈtʃæm pi əncham·pi·on

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1. championnoun

   Antonyms:
   renegade, deserter, poltroon, miscreant, traitor, coward, adversary, opponent

   Synonyms:
   hero, warrior, combatant, vindicator, challenger, defender, protector

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1. champion, champ, title-holdernoun

   someone who has won first place in a competition

   Antonyms:
   worst

   Synonyms:
   virtuoso, star, hotshot, supporter, admirer, superstar, whiz, mavin, friend, hero, ace, sensation, title-holder, booster, maven, wiz, genius, paladin, adept, wizard, fighter, champ, protagonist, whizz

2. champion, fighter, hero, paladinnoun

   someone who fights for a cause

   Antonyms:
   worst

   Synonyms:
   belligerent, scrapper, zep, whiz, battler, maven, attack aircraft, protagonist, ace, paladin, whizz, friend, fighter aircraft, torpedo, booster, sub, hotshot, wiz, grinder, mavin, sensation, genius, star, submarine sandwich, title-holder, hero, submarine, virtuoso, fighter, wizard, supporter, combatant, bomber, hoagy, adept, wedge, superstar, champ, hero sandwich, admirer, hoagie, poor boy

3. supporter, protagonist, champion, admirer, booster, friendnoun

   a person who backs a politician or a team etc.

   "all their supporters came out for the game"; "they are friends of the library"

   Antonyms:
   worst

   Synonyms:
   booster shot, promoter, wiz, whiz, acquaintance, plugger, recall dose, booster station, takeoff booster, maven, adorer, protagonist, booster unit, paladin, athletic supporter, jock, whizz, friend, ally, takeoff rocket, booster, shoplifter, relay link, assistant, hotshot, hero, sensation, lifter, mavin, suspensor, ace, genius, star, relay transmitter, title-holder, agonist, help, virtuoso, fighter, wizard, helper, supporter, booster dose, jockstrap, adept, relay station, superstar, champ, booster rocket, admirer, booster amplifier, garter, sponsor, patron

4. ace, adept, champion, sensation, maven, mavin, virtuoso, genius, hotshot, star, superstar, whiz, whizz, wizard, wizadjective

   someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field

   Antonyms:
   worst

   Synonyms:
   esthesis, wiz, whiz, brain, one, sense, asterisk, maven, protagonist, ace, paladin, angiotensin-converting enzyme, unity, whizz, friend, headliner, thaumaturgist, principal, sensory faculty, necromancer, thaumaturge, booster, lead, sense experience, hotshot, brilliance, hero, star topology, wizardry, mavin, brainiac, single, sensation, genius, star, title-holder, angiotensin converting enzyme, sense datum, flair, virtuoso, fighter, wizard, magician, supporter, sorcerer, aesthesis, sense impression, adept, sentience, superstar, champ, mastermind, admirer, sentiency

5. champion, prizewinningverb

   holding first place in a contest

   "a champion show dog"; "a prizewinning wine"

   Antonyms:
   worst

   Synonyms:
   prizewinning

6. champion, defendverb

   protect or fight for as a champion

   Antonyms:
   worst

   Synonyms:
   represent, oppose, maintain, defend, fight, fight back, support, guard, fend for, hold, fight down

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1. championnoun

   Synonyms:
   defender, vindicator, protector, paladin, winner, hero, conqueror

2. championverb

   Synonyms:
   defend, maintain, advocate, vindicate

How to use champion in a sentence?

1. Adam Koessler:

   She would say, ‘Daddy, tummy’s not sore,’ and she would be able to eat like a champion and begin to gain weight.

2. Ruth Hopkins:

   He seeks to champion classic Americana. Fine. So be it. But, there's one problem. We aren't your token Indians.

3. Bob Baffert:

   He was the champion last year and this year he has gone on and shown himself to be a superior horse, he has performed brilliantly.

4. Martin Appleton-Clare:

   I saw the pies when I came in and it was a little bit daunting, but we got into the nitty gritty, second time champion, I'm happy with the performance.

5. Joe Burrow:

   Looks like a national champion.

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