Law and in legal contexts. transitive. To deny (an allegation) formally; to dispute or challenge (an accusation, claim, finding, etc.). Also…

To call in question, dispute.

To argue against, contest, controvert. To call in question or contest the validity or accuracy of a statement, etc., or the existence of a thing…

transitive. To dispute, object to, or challenge the validity or correctness of (an action, statement, decision, etc.). Obsolete (chiefly Scottish in…

= contest, v. (in different senses).

transitive. to controverse in question: to call into question, challenge, dispute. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To feel or express doubt about; to raise objections to, challenge.

To call in question; to challenge, dispute (a statement, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. To argue or debate (a point, etc.); to argue against, dispute, controvert, call in question.

intransitive. To call into question the integrity or validity of; to challenge, accuse; = to call on —— 4 at phrasal verbs 2. Obsolete.