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Meanings of
contestation
in английском
португальский
polêmica
каталонский
discussió
испанский
lid
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A contentious speech act; a dispute where there is strong disagreement.
argument
controversy
arguing
contention
tilt
disputation
disceptation
португальский
polêmica
Synonyms
Examples for "
argument
"
argument
controversy
arguing
contention
tilt
Examples for "
argument
"
1
However, Mr Gargan's letter provides another example of misuse of scientific
argument
.
2
Hobbes made his
argument
to answer a specific problem of exceptional insecurity.
3
A similar
argument
is often made these days about the beauty industry.
4
I think the balance of the
argument
is against health and safety.
5
But value per user offers a way to spin a similar
argument
.
1
It ignored the whistleblower and penalty points
controversy
for far too long.
2
However, there remains a great deal of
controversy
regarding the optimal agent.
3
However, Democrats do sense some opportunity because of Moore's history of
controversy
.
4
A number of planning decisions in Wicklow have given rise to
controversy
.
5
A day later, U2's first concert in Russia ended in political
controversy
.
1
Lebanon has been
arguing
with foreign donors over international aid for months.
2
They have heard our
arguing
and the stress it causes a family.
3
There might be issues with family members, siblings
arguing
about money, possessions.
4
The court denied the request
arguing
Farfan committed his crimes in Colombia.
5
One of the witnesses saw them
arguing
a couple of days ago.
1
The budget is a key point of political
contention
this election year.
2
However, a new point of
contention
seems to be emerging between them.
3
Land, boundaries, workers and water have been among the points of
contention
.
4
All four teams remain in
contention
,
and points difference could prove decisive.
5
The optimal time to conception continues to remain an area of
contention
.
1
For me, the balance must always
tilt
strongly in favour of freedom.
2
The
tilt
had to be the right amount to avoid severe seasons.
3
One key difference between Earth and Mars is their
tilt
,
he said.
4
He is the prince of the
tilt
-
yard
;
none can stand against him.
5
The rink and the ground opposite the hotel were in full
tilt
.
1
The university of Leipzig was chosen as the scene of the
disputation
.
2
The Bishop of Constance refused to take part in such a
disputation
.
3
The favorite instrument for arousing popular interest and support was the
disputation
.
4
Quite how they did this has always been a matter of
disputation
.
5
The public
disputation
began, but the attention of the audience was elsewhere.
Usage of
contestation
in английском
1
A university should be a space of free
contestation
of ideas.
2
The killing must further be motivated by
contestation
over access to political power.
3
South Africans are in a process of political
contestation
to actualise these, or not.
4
Let him shew, by a good
contestation
,
his work in the meekness of wisdom.
5
I am here, at Alatri, on the 22 June: so much is beyond
contestation
.
6
Behind this lies the
contestation
for control of state resources.
7
Failure to do so, as warned by the Revive Movement, would result in court
contestation
.
8
That this level of vigor of debate of
contestation
has been there from the very beginning.
9
As a small island nation, we are a society that is more comfortable with consensus than
contestation
.
10
The
contestation
for this coveted award will surely be the subject of debate well after the tournament's concluded.
11
It is mine and my legal team's
contestation
that I'm still a member of the DA, Willemse said
12
The liberal ideal, according to Steenhuisen, thrives on
contestation
such as freedom of the press and freedom of speech.
13
In direct
contestation
to Motshekga's revised date directives, the provincial department of education decided to reopen classrooms this week.
14
However, this analysis is not to deny that the Constitution is, and should be, a site of authentic
contestation
.
15
After days of
contestation
,
Mathebe had finally granted the ANC and EFF a date for the special council meeting.
16
Of the 210 seats of the National Assembly, there are still 203 in
contestation
.
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About this term
contestation
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
political contestation
much contestation
authentic contestation
bitter contestation
direct contestation
More collocations
Translations for
contestation
португальский
polêmica
controvérsia
discussão
disputa
contestação
polémica
каталонский
discussió
disputa
controvèrsia
lliça
испанский
lid
discusión
Contestation
through the time