contentious in Latin
contentious in Latin is contentiōsus — contentious means likely to cause disagreement or heated argument.
contentious in Latin
contentiōsus
Given to struggling with others out of jealousy or discord.
What does "contentious" mean?
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adj Likely to cause disagreement or heated argument.
"Immigration remains one of the most contentious issues in politics."
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contentious in a sentence
- Immigration remains one of the most contentious issues in politics.
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What is "contentious" in Latin?
"contentious" in Latin is contentiōsus. contentious means: Likely to cause disagreement or heated argument.
How do you use "contentious" in a sentence?
Example: "Immigration remains one of the most contentious issues in politics." In Latin, "contentious" is contentiōsus.
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