uncontested
- adjective
- /ˌʌn.kənˈtɛs.tɪd/
- And this evidence is clear and uncontested.
- uncontested superiority
- uncontested control
- uncontested power
I am not suggesting there should be an uncontested primary for Joe Biden.
- I am not suggesting there should be an uncontested primary for Joe Biden.
- And I think you need to ensure that this ideology is not promoted as though these things are uncontested beliefs, uncontested facts.
Examples
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But here come the forces of Chaos pretty much uncontested in this position.
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In the event of default, OCP shall have the uncontested right of foreclosure on all city assets.
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"Suddenly they had found a shared, solid, and, to them, uncontested standard to judge by.
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Justice enjoying an uncontested lead.
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We have an uncontested divorce.
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The governor would choose one judge, who then would serve for two years before facing an uncontested retention election.
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"Dulcimina" remains the uncontested premier success of indigenous serial drama in Jamaica radio history.
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By the middle of the sixteenth century, both rulers were in uncontested control of their political destinies.
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Although Albrecht Dürer's lofty reputation survives virtually uncontested, his artistic legacy is nowhere near comparable.
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The team celebrated their uncontested victory after the opponent withdrew from the match.
Synonyms
Not questioned or doubted by others
Accepted as true and not doubted
No one disputes or denies it
Not shown to be false by anyone
No one says a statement is wrong
People leave it unchanged without talking about it
Not shown to be wrong by tests or evidence
An action or decision that people do not complain about
Free from disagreement or objection in a discussion
Antonyms
How Contested
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uncontested combines the prefix un- meaning 'not' and contest meaning 'a fight or competition'. So uncontested describes something with 'no opponents' or 'no one arguing or competing', like a race where only one person runs.