Contended

Pronunciation: /kənˈtɛndɪd/

Contended (adj)

  1. Having been said in a serious argument or debate, often with reasons and evidence.
  2. Fought over or competed for, usually because people want the same thing.

Contended (verb)

  1. To say that something is true or should happen, especially in an argument.
  2. To try to win or take control of something that others also want.

Examples

  • She contended that the plan was safer, and argued a point.
  • They contended the rule was unfair, and argued a point.

Contended (adjective)

Examples

  • She was contended, and she argued strongly for her idea.
  • They were contended, and they argued strongly in the meeting.