cause controversy

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to make a disagreement happen

controversyVERB + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • The president's speech is expected to cause controversy.
  • The gallery's new exhibition immediately caused controversy due to its provocative themes.
  • His remarks have caused controversy on social media platforms.
  • Why would you say something that you know will cause controversy?
  • The decision to build the new highway through the park will certainly cause controversy.
  • Sometimes, art is meant to cause controversy and challenge our beliefs.
  • The scientific paper caused controversy by questioning long-held theories.
  • They tried to implement the changes quietly to avoid causing controversy.
  • Any plan to change the school's curriculum is likely to cause controversy among parents.
  • The company's new advertising campaign caused a great deal of controversy.