Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- To controvert; dispute.
- n. Controversy.
Wiktionary
- n. controversy
- v. to controvert
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. Controversy.
- v. To dispute; to controvert.
Examples
“Comme dans tous les sports, il y toujours la controverse (meme dans la politique?!)”
“Français · Brésil: La régularisation des immigrants provoque espoir et controverse”
Global Voices in English » Brazil: Amnesty for illegal immigrants sparks hope and controversy
“Pourquoi il y a une controverse avec le racisme avec le Bye Bye 2008?”
Barack Obama, Gregory Charles, Bye Bye, Racism in Quebec, Radio Canada
“Comme dans tous les sports, il y toujours la controverse meme dans la politique?”
“Avec le Supplément de la Chroa-genésie ou controverse physique ....”
“But a "I want to make exceptional and controverse films as long as each and everyone likes them" kind of attitude is not really the right thing in my eyes.”
Darren Aronofsky Talks About an Alternate Version of The Fountain « FirstShowing.net
“Marvel seems to be deathly afraid of any controverse.”
“Réflexions sur la controverse: S. Thomas - S. Augustin" in Mélanges Mandonnet v. 1 (Paris: Vrin).”
“There must be something you can controverse (is that a word?) over. ms mac”
“Certaines pages - dont le contenu prêtant à controverse pourrait donner lieu à des poursuites judiciaires - ne se trouvent que sur le site dupliqué.”
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