dispute
//dɪˈspjuːt//
Noun
disputeSingular
disputesPlural
1
A disagreement or argument between two or more parties about something.
The two neighbors had a dispute about the property line.
2
A formal legal or industrial conflict requiring resolution.
The labor dispute was resolved through arbitration.
Verb
disputedPast tense
disputedPast participle
disputingPresent participle
disputesThird-person singular
1
To argue about something; to disagree or debate.
The two sides disputed the terms of the contract for hours.
2
To question the truth or validity of something; to challenge.
No one can dispute the facts presented in the report.
3
To compete for something; to contest.
Two teams disputed the championship title.