extremely contentious

Frequency: 8.515.1 per million words

Emphasizes a very high level of disagreement.

contentiousADVERB + contentious

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extremely

Examples (10)

  • The debate over the new tax law became extremely contentious.
  • The issue of reparations for slavery remains extremely contentious in the United States.
  • The proposal for the company merger proved to be an extremely contentious topic at the board meeting.
  • The upcoming election is expected to be extremely contentious.
  • The division of the family inheritance was an extremely contentious process.
  • His theory, while groundbreaking, was extremely contentious among his peers for decades.
  • Building the new pipeline through the national park is an extremely contentious plan.
  • The relationship between the two countries has been extremely contentious for years.
  • Everyone knew that the decision to close the factory would be extremely contentious.
  • It was an extremely contentious meeting, with shouting from both sides.