contention
ਝਗੜੇ
definition
noun
the captured territory was one of the main areas of contention between the two countries
heated disagreement.
statistics bear out his contention that many runners are undertrained for this event
an assertion, especially one maintained in argument.
example
He repeated his earlier 'contention' that the country has enough food to feed its people.
One area of 'contention' is whether a confession made by a co-defendant may be tendered by a defendant.
One of the main points of 'contention' between the two sides was shift scheduling.
Sea power's dominance, however, has been a point of 'contention' among military historians.
On teen pregnancy I have to say that official statistics do not support her 'contention' .
The defendant disputes the claimant's 'contention' that they failed in their duty to notify and consult.
I agree with her 'contention' that the debate was a good thing for the party, as argued below.
the captured territory was the main area of 'contention' between the two countries
Indeed, my 'contention' is that everyone in his movies is completely real.
So the only area of 'contention' is the area of where we are investigating behaviour that may be unlawful.
A common area of 'contention' is the time the new home will be complete.
statistics bear out his 'contention' that many runners are undertrained for this event
But it's not hard to see why this funding bottom line is the main point of 'contention' here.
Freud's 'contention' that all dreams were wish fulfilment
An e-voting system like this is an invitation for fraud, and sure to be a point of 'contention' when the votes are counted.
This diversity is one of the main points of 'contention' between astrologers themselves.
The absence of independent testing of milk has been a source of 'contention' for years.
the captured territory was one of the main areas of 'contention' between the two countries
It is my 'contention' that she didn't really betray anyone, and that the real agents of betrayal in all of this are the media.
It is my 'contention' that the two groups simply have radically different registers and types of interaction.
The appellants dispute this 'contention' by reference to the principle as formulated by them.
The basis for this 'contention' among British doctors seems even more tenuous.
It is not my 'contention' that information must needs run on a parallel track to entertainment.
It has been the origin of a lot of discord and a lot of 'contention' over consents.
Last night he had put himself in medal 'contention' in the decathlon.
It is my 'contention' that the difference between a monarchy and a republic would be symbolic only.
It plainly indicates that a controversy or 'contention' has arisen between the parties.
Roth says he was immediately drawn to the novel, which had a history of 'contention' all its own.
We say that if it is necessary, the second respondent in its argument has raised a 'contention' .
The pound in a pensioner's pocket or purse has become the latest point of 'contention' for politicians.
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