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Relating to a polemic or causing a polemic.
polemic
polemicall
controversial
1
One of South Africa's most celebrated writers, her work is uncompromisingly
polemical
.
2
Scholastic learning and
polemical
divinity retarded the growth of all true knowledge.
3
No one can be a true theologian without being
polemical
on occasion.
4
He was learned, if
polemical
knowledge could entitle him to that praise.
5
He's done so not by any
polemical
means, but simply by painting pictures.
6
The demonstration did happen, but not until the
polemical
president left.
7
Thus even these
polemical
exchanges between Catholics and Protestants become blessings in disguise.
8
The
polemical
nature of the piece was, arguably, right there in the records.
9
His
polemical
and friendly letters are lasting monuments of his integrity and talents.
10
So
polemical
a reading of former whig pranks nettled him considerably.
11
The book was, as could have been predicted, a
polemical
bombshell.
12
That Froude set out with a
polemical
purpose is not to be denied.
13
But why not entire
polemical
channels which have got stronger opinions?
14
The following will, perhaps, be thought misplaced as a
polemical
subject.
15
Mr. Gurney was an author, especially on Biblical and
polemical
topics.
16
You can be truer and subtler about feelings when you are less
polemical
.
polemical
polemical discussion
polemical works
polemical writings
polemical divinity
polemical studies