No. 4,191 in French
disputée
"Disputée" means "contested" or "argued over."
In a sentence
Elle a disputé une partie de tennis avec son amie.
She played a tennis match with her friend.
Here, 'disputé' refers to participating in a competitive activity, highlighting an engagement in a match or debate.
La victoire a été âprement disputée par les deux équipes.
The victory was fiercely contested by both teams.
In this context, 'disputée' describes the act of contention or competition between opposing sides, emphasizing the struggle for success.
Ils se sont disputés à propos d'un malentendu.
They argued about a misunderstanding.
Here, 'disputés' is used to indicate an argument or disagreement between individuals, showing its versatility in varying scenarios of conflict.
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