Definition Synonyms
Definition of disputative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
argumentative natureRare inclined to argue or debateRare
- His disputative manner often led to lengthy discussions..
2.
legalTECH. showing a tendency to engage in legal disputesTECH.
- The disputative lawyer was known for challenging every case.
Origin of disputative
Latin, disputare (to argue)
Examples of disputative in a sentence
The meeting was prolonged by his disputative comments. His disputative nature often led to lengthy court battles. The disputative client insisted on contesting every charge.
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- French:querelleur, procédurier, ...
- German:streitlustig, streitsüchtig, ...
- Italian:disputativo, litigioso, ...
- Spanish:argumentativo, litigante, ...
- Portuguese:argumentativo, litigante, ...
- Chinese:好争论的, 好诉讼的, ...
- Japanese:論争好きな, 訴訟好きな, ...
- Arabic:جَدَلِيّ, مُشاكِس قانُونِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:וִכּוּחִי, מִתְנַגֵּד, ...
- Russian:спорный, диспутативный, ...
- Ukrainian:дискусійний, сварливий, ...
- Hindi:विवादास्पद, विवादप्रिय, ...
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