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Meanings of uncontested in English

Portuguese
inconteste

Not disputed and not made the object of contention or competition.

inconteste
Usage of uncontested in English
1
The California congresswoman told Thursday morning's news conference: The facts are uncontested.
Radio NZ
2
But in an uncontested political field, the Kremlin is worried about turnout.
The Guardian
3
For many years this was a peaceful, uncontested and pretty deserted space.
The Guardian
4
It's actually happened. The joy of an uncontested victory is one thing.
The Guardian
5
But the path up the mountain is a right of way uncontested.
"My Novel" — Volume 04
6
The following morning the French were permitted an uncontested advance to Mülhausen.
The Story of the Great War, Volume III (of 12) / The War Begins,...
7
Charleston to Buox remain uncontested in spite of their equally artificial qualities.
Climbing Magazine
8
The moderate conclusions which are quite sufficient for our purpose are uncontested.
Abraham Lincoln
9
The second option is to simply press ahead and seek an uncontested contract.
The Guardian
10
Rue began to wonder how long they would be allowed an uncontested approach.
Imprudence
11
There will be uncomfortable questions asked about the uncontested nature of the process.
The Irish Times
12
According to Wikipedia: Up until 1998 the tallest building status was essentially uncontested.
Wired
13
Now you are almost a queen and I rule uncontested on the water.
The Princess Bride
14
Even uncontested wills can remain in expensive probate limbo, said McLoughlin.
Reuters
15
Hertl went uncontested to the net and tipped a point shot.
Reuters
16
He agreed to an uncontested defence application to adjourn the trial.
The Irish Times
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Translations for uncontested
Portuguese
inconteste
Uncontested through the time
Uncontested across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common