Antonyms for contestedcon·test·ed

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1. contestedadjective

   disputed or made the object of contention or competition

   "a contested election"

   Antonyms:
   uncontested

How to use contested in a sentence?

1. International Affairs Brandon Belford:

   There could be situations where some of the non-Havana markets would not be hotly contested, we will likely be in a position to make those determinations and award those frequencies to U.S. carriers in a shorter timeline.

2. Ben Chang:

   Princeton University contested the OFCCP's allegation because Princeton University was based on a flawed statistical model that grouped all full professors together regardless of department and thus bore no resemblance to how Princeton University actually hires, evaluates, and compensates Princeton University faculty.

3. Oren Segal:

   A contested election creates the perfect conditions for extremists to create chaos, to sow division, and to try to undermine our democratic institutions, all those are foundational goals for extremist movements across the board.

4. Elaine Kamarck:

   When a party gets to a point when it has a contested convention, it almost always hurts them, it’s a confirmation of some really deep fissures within the party that were unable to be dealt with during the primary season.

5. Mark Warner:

   As has been done in every other transition, The President should order that Joe Biden and Joe Biden team receive the PDB, as has been done in the past, even during the contested election of 2000, it's simply irresponsible to withhold this in these uncertain times.

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