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Definition of disputed :
of Dispute
Synonyms:
official, bastion, beachhead, arguable, truthful, emplacement, bridgehead, avowed, moot, battlefield, dugout, bald, pithy, controversial, declared, buffer zone, breach, cockpit, unbalanced, ringing
disagreed (part of speech: verb)
disagreed, demurred, objected, rejected, defied, differed, complained, collided
contended (part of speech: verb)
contrasted, vied, bickered, encountered, dissented, stood, contended, brawled, resisted, antagonized, protested, faced, opposed, argued, wrestled, withstood, quarreled, wrangled, hassled, confronted, clashed, struggled, defended
confuted (part of speech: verb)
disavowed, repudiated, abrogated, disaffirmed, negated, silenced, denied, refuted, rejoined, challenged, disproved, conflicted, rebutted, contradicted, confuted, repealed, conflicting, abnegated, invalidated
negated (part of speech: verb)
effaced, canceled, overturned, inverted, nullified, renounced, counterbalanced, disclaimed, reversed
questioned (part of speech: verb)
delved, interrogated, polled, catechized, inquired, surveyed, queried, contemplated, canvassed, investigated, sought, cross-examined, examined, asked, debated, questioned, probed, quizzed, interpolated, explored
opposed (part of speech: verb)
hindered, interfered, counteracted, rebuffed, repelled, meddled, fought, intercepted, repulsed, counterattacked, impeded, obstructed, repressed, crossed, oppressed, suppressed, countered, checked, inhibited
Usage examples:
- They had not once disputed; she had not once offered him a penny for his thoughts, or asked him a single question, yet he did not even want her to go to the station with him. - "Home Again", George MacDonald.
- Greek troops had disputed the passage of Kambyses into Egypt. - "Early Israel and the Surrounding Nations", Archibald Sayce.
- This treaty, into which she entered with the seriousness of an ambassador to an unfriendly power arranging a settlement of a disputed question, had a character so sacred in her eyes that its violation by the master in the course of the afternoon came upon her like a blow. - "The Madigans", Miriam Michelson.