(The word contention means strife, strong debate, or argument, or an allegation.)
The contention revolved around the use permit for the proposed playground.
The candidates were locked in contention over whether or not to allow the large national chain store to do business in the community.
It was the plantiff's contention that the company fired her for no reason.
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"The answer to the question 'which came first the chicken or the egg?' has long been a bone of contention."It was their client's contention that the fire was an accident.""The contention over the late senator's estate continues to this day."The subject caused much contention in the room , as political debates frequently do.
A Bone of Contention.
"His contention that orange trees could be grown in North Dakota, and a good crop produced, was controvertible to say the least."
The word "contention" appears in 31 verses in the Book of Mormon. It may be used more than once in these verses.
From Italian "regattare"= contention for mastery.
contention
The Baron, in a great contention of mind, stood irresolute, weighing the two dangers.
Xone of Contention has 304 pages.
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declaration, proclamation, avowal (formal), statement, claim, allegation, contention, affirmation
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A bate is a strife or contention, or a cause of strife or contention.