Pronunciation

/dɪˈsəʊt/

Definitions

• Noun: 1. A disagreement or argument over a point, usually about facts or opinions. 2. A matter of dispute or contention. 3. [Informal] A quarrel or fight. 4. A claim or right to something, often involving a legal challenge.
• Verb: 1. To argue or disagree about; contest. 2. To start or engage in a dispute or argument. 3. To claim or maintain a right or title to something.

Phrases

• “Settle a dispute” means to resolve an argument or disagreement.
• “In dispute” indicates that something is being argued or questioned.
• “Without dispute” means there is no argument or disagreement.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Their dispute over the inheritance led to a bitter court battle.”
• Verb: “The employees disputed the new company policy.”
• In Dispute: “The ownership of the land is currently in dispute.”
• Without Dispute: “Her talent and dedication are facts without dispute.”

Synonyms

• Controversy
• Disagreement
• Conflict
• Contention
• Quarrel
• Dispute resolution
• Claim
• Assertion
• Protest

Antonyms

• Agreement
• Harmony
• Conformity
• Peace
• Acceptance
• Settlement