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Discover Ludwig"play a tournament" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to participate in or compete in a series of games or matches against other teams or individuals in a specific sport or game. Example: "The school's varsity soccer team will play a tournament next week against other high schools in the district."
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"I've considered every time I come out and play a tournament I represent the United States.
In preparation for Roland Garros, Roddick did not play a tournament match on clay this spring.
"I don't want to put a goal to play a tournament.
We traveled to Switzerland to play a tournament, and he started to talk and have fun.
Not long afterward, I watched Rafael Nadal play a tournament match on the Tennis Channel.
I had to go through six different layovers to get from Johannesburg to the United States to play a tournament.
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"From here on, we either play a tournament-caliber team or a tournament game," Jarvis said before beating Syracuse on Saturday night.
He had not played a tournament since early December.
He said he had not played a tournament game in more than 15 years.
When not playing live, she plays a tournament a day as practice.
Williams had not played a tournament in more than a month, and the layoff showed.
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