debated

verbargue, discuss

Antonyms for debated

induced

adjective. inferred

Word Origin & History

early 14c., "a quarrel, dispute, disagreement," from Old French debat; see debate (v.). Sense of "a formal dispute, a debating contest" is perhaps from early 15c.

Example Sentences fordebated

"But look you here, Arthur," debated Mr. Galloway, in a tone of reasoning.

But there is where affliction overtook me; they debated its authorship.

Frank debated this question in his mind as he went back home.

The Sun reported this answer to his council, who debated the question, which was knotty.

The three took counsel together, on hearing this, and debated what it might be best to do.

It was a problem which he debated with an ardor that had in it something of passion.

So he carefully lighted his cigarette while he debated his course of action.

For a time they debated between themselves where they should go, and what do.

He debated whether he should tell her he wanted to save Addington.

As he thus doubted and debated with himself, she entered the room.

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More words related to debated

contested

induced