noun
disputing
Disputing (noun) means arguing or debating over something. Example: “The disputing went on for hours without resolution.”
noun
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Arguing or debating over something.
"The disputing went on for hours without resolution."
How to use disputing
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe act of arguing or disagreeing over something.
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- Plural
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Rhymes for disputing
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Frequently asked questions
What does “disputing” mean?
The word “disputing” means arguing or debating over something. In plain terms, the act of arguing or disagreeing over something.
How do you use “disputing” in a sentence?
Here is “disputing” used in a sentence: “The disputing went on for hours without resolution.”
What part of speech is “disputing”?
“Disputing” is a noun.
What is the meaning of disputing?
"disputing" (noun) means arguing or debating over something.
