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to dispute
01
to argue with someone, particularly over the ownership of something, facts, etc.
Transitive: to dispute sth
Example
The two colleagues started to dispute the best approach to solving the project 's challenges.
The neighbors began to dispute property boundaries, resulting in a heated argument.
The athletes disputed the referee 's decision, claiming it was unfair and biased.
02
to doubt a fact or to call its truth into question
Transitive: to dispute a fact or assertion
Example
The scientists disputed the findings of the study, citing flaws in the methodology.
They disputed the company 's assertion that they had breached the contract.
The historians disputed the authenticity of the ancient artifact, suspecting it was a forgery.
Dispute
01
a disagreement or argument, often involving conflicting opinions or interests
Example
The company faced a legal dispute over the terms of the contract.
The dispute between the two neighbors was settled after a lengthy mediation session.
Their dispute over the budget allocation led to a heated discussion during the meeting.
02
coming into conflict with
Example
The two colleagues started to dispute the best approach to solving the project's challenges.
The neighbors began to dispute property boundaries, resulting in a heated argument.
The athletes disputed the referee's decision, claiming it was unfair and biased.
The parties involved disputed the terms of the agreement, leading to prolonged negotiations.
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