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contention
/ kənˈtɛnʃən /
noun
a struggling between opponents; competition
dispute in an argument (esp in the phrase bone of contention )
a point asserted in argument
Other Word Forms
- contentional adjective
- noncontention noun
- precontention noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of contention1
Word History and Origins
Origin of contention1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Max Verstappen, the only other driver in realistic title contention, 36 points behind Norris, was down in 17th place as his Red Bull team ran a different programme.
Though Joe Biden's age was a major point of contention in the 2024 election campaign, four House Democrats also died in office over the last year.
So just who will be contending for the Super Bowl in Santa Clara in February is still very much up for grabs - although a few sides have already played their way out of contention.
Three wins and six consecutive podium finishes have lifted him back into contention after being 104 points behind at the end of August and, as he has admitted, he loves to race in Brazil.
Bellingham conceded the free-kick in a dangerous position that led to Mac Allister's goal, offering little as Real tried to force their way back into contention, although he was not alone there.
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