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contested

[kuhn-tes-tid] / kənˈtɛs tɪd /
ADJECTIVE
disputed
Synonyms


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Assuming the law passes, the ancient offence will be confined to history, and the investigation into the King's brother may be the last chapter in a very messy and contested legal saga.

From BBC

Moreover, its rise narrowed the policy space for others: strategies that once enabled late industrialization are now contested or constrained by new trade, investment, and climate regimes.

From Barron's

After Ogden and Schumacher’s impressive win as juniors in 2018, Team USA pulled out its calendar and circled 2026—the next Olympics when the team sprint would be contested in their preferred free style.

From The Wall Street Journal

In one instance, a compliance officer referenced the wrong insurance company and the wrong issue being contested, letters shared with The Times show.

From Los Angeles Times

Three medal events will be contested - men's and women's sprint, and the mixed relay.

From BBC