Obs. [f. L. corrivāl-is: see -ITY.] Joint rivalry; competition.
1598. Yong, Diana, 320. Faustus … had nothing else to doe, but walke vp and downe those fields in corriualitie with Firmius.
1628. Bp. Hall, Old Relig., xvi. § 2. 166. Traditions were obtruded to God’s people, in a corriualitie with the written word.
a. 1661. Fuller, Worthies, III. 185. Devonshire … quits all claimes of corrivality … and acknowledgeth this as Paramont in greatness.
