contestation
Pronunciation: [ˌkɒntəˈsteɪʃən]
Word
Context: "dispute"
(noun) a situation where people argue or have different opinions about something. It's like when friends fight over which game to play because they can't agree. They are contesting each other’s choices.
Example
The contestation between the two students helped them understand each other's viewpoints better.
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There was no contestation; everyone agreed on the plan immediately.
Example
What was the main point of contestation in the debate?
Context: "debate"
(noun) a serious discussion or argument, often about important topics. Think of it like a school debate where two groups talk about different ideas and try to win the argument.
Example
The contestation over the new school rule sparked a lively discussion among the students.
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The proposed change went through without contestation; no one seemed to disagree.
Example
Why is there such strong contestation about the new policy?
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