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A disagreement or argument about something important
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dispute
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
Dispute may refer to: an act of physical violence; combat Controversy Lawsuit Dispute resolution Dispute (credit card) La Dispute , a 1744 prose comedy by Pierre de Marivaux La Dispute (band) , an American post-hardcore band
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
c.1300, from Old French desputer (12c.) "dispute, fight over, contend for, discuss," from Latin disputare "weigh, examine, discuss, argue, explain," from dis- "separately" (see dis- ) + putare "to count, consider," originally "to prune" (see pave ).\n \nUsed ...
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Dispute \Dis*pute"\, n. [Cf. F. dispute. See Dispute , v. i.] Verbal controversy; contest by opposing argument or expression of opposing views or claims; controversial discussion; altercation; debate. Addicted more To contemplation and profound dispute. ...
Usage examples of dispute.
Most pressing was an unfortunate dispute that developed between Adams and Washington.
I cannot imagine Sultan Mehemet getting any of his fleet involved in a clearly Roman dispute, not with the bulk of his army away down south fighting the Aethiops and their allies.
Nor can I decide for myself upon that agelong dispute whether The Pearl of Love is the cruellest of stories or only a gracious fable of the immortality of beauty.
He with his band of workers hastened to Agra, settled the dispute and the parties became friends as they were never before.
Communications between Tehran, Beijing, Hong Kong, Toulouse, and Washington were almost blocking the airwaves at the height of the dispute.
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Cuthan, Earl of Bryn, for Taras and Bru Mardan, and all their thanes, swear to defend the rights of him holding Hen Amas, to march to war under his command, to gather levies and revenues, to acknowledge him lord and sovereign over its claims and courts and to abide by his judgments in all disputes.
It prevented war for a time, but did not put an end to the disputes or animosities of the rival English and Dutch companies which culminated in the well-known massacre of the English at Amboina in 1622.
Professor Rehmann, coming next, explained in detail how Andrias responds to electric shocks, at which a passionate dispute arose between him and Professor Bruckner.
If such was the poverty of Laodicea, what must have been the wealth of those cities, whose claim appeared preferable, and particularly of Pergamus, of Smyrna, and of Ephesus, who so long disputed with each other the titular primacy of Asia?
Without dispute Governor Gamble appoints the officers of this force, and fills vacancies when they occur.
What they saw may still be in dispute, a reasonable explanation in terrestrial terms may yet be forthcoming, but there is little doubt in my mind they saw something - just as did two schoolgirls walking near Dunoon, Argyllshire, in September 1959.
Before they yielded to the Roman arms, they often disputed the field, and often renewed the contest.
Magister Artium is one of his titles on the College Catalogue, and I like best to speak of him as the Master, because he has a certain air of authority which none of us feel inclined to dispute.
Without being an Assyriologist himself, it was impossible for him to be acquainted with that portion of the evidence on certain disputed questions which is only to be found in still unpublished or untranslated inscriptions.