disputatious

[dih-spyoo-tey-shuhs]

disputatious Definition

  • 1fond of or causing heated arguments
  • 2argumentative

Using disputatious: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "disputatious" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He was known for his disputatious nature, always ready to argue with anyone.

  • Example

    The meeting turned out to be very disputatious, with everyone having different opinions.

  • Example

    Her disputatious behavior made it difficult for her to make friends.

  • Example

    The disputatious tone of the conversation made it clear that they would not reach an agreement.

disputatious Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with disputatious

  • a person who is argumentative and enjoys debating

    Example

    He is a disputatious person who loves to argue about everything.

  • an attitude characterized by a tendency to argue or disagree with others

    Example

    Her disputatious attitude made it difficult for her to work well with others.

  • a debate characterized by a lot of arguing and disagreement

    Example

    The disputatious debate lasted for hours, with neither side willing to back down.

Origins of disputatious

from Latin 'disputare', meaning 'to discuss'

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Summary: disputatious in Brief

'Disputatious' [dih-spyoo-tey-shuhs] means fond of or causing heated arguments. It is used to describe people or situations that are argumentative or contentious. Examples include 'The meeting turned out to be very disputatious,' and 'Her disputatious behavior made it difficult for her to make friends.' Synonyms include 'contentious' and 'quarrelsome.'