end controversy

Frequency: 7.010.4 per million words

to bring a disagreement to a conclusion

controversyVERB + NOUN

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end

Examples (10)

  • The president's speech aimed to end the controversy surrounding his decision.
  • The release of the official report finally ended the controversy over the incident.
  • A clear statement from the company is needed to end this growing controversy.
  • The new DNA evidence was crucial in ending the long-standing controversy.
  • The controversy was officially ended by the court's final ruling.
  • If the manager issues a sincere apology, it might end the controversy.
  • His primary goal was to end the controversy before it damaged the team's reputation.
  • What will it take to finally end the controversy about the new policy?
  • The scientific community published a joint paper to end the controversy about the study's findings.
  • The athlete's retirement from the sport did little to end the controversy.