Obs. [f. CORRIVAL + -SHIP.] The position of a corrival; mutual rivalry.
1606. Ford, Honor Tri. (1843), 18. Men in kindnesse are mutually lambs, but in corriual-shipp of loue lyons.
1677. Gilpin, Dæmonol., III. xx. 167. This kingdom is … managed by Satan with an envious competition and Corrivalship to that of God.
1759. B. Martin, Nat. Hist. Eng., II. 238. Bids Fair for a Corrivalship with Nature.
