Definition of uncontentious in English:

uncontentious

adjectiveʌnkənˈtɛnʃəs

Not causing or likely to cause an argument.
an uncontentious view
Example sentencesExamples
- The idea that aerosols both increase albedo and promote cloud formation (further reducing the amount of sunlight reaching the earth's surface) is uncontentious.
- This is of course to read between the lines, and the matter is not uncontentious.
- Certainly, the presentation of the nine bills was downbeat to the point of self-parody; the measures themselves apparently ultracautious and uncontentious.
- This relativism is central to the impossibility of finding an uncontentious definition of terrorism.
- In the old-school commercial tradition, it exists to provide much-loved shows in a straightforward and uncontentious manner.
- I think it's a fairly uncontentious point that doesn't need arguing so much as it needs action.
- In fact, if you weren't quoting Ignatius J, I'd be wondering at the point of the thread, since what you say seems entirely uncontentious to me.
- Accordingly, the view that government would be better off regulating rather than owning various key utilities, including media and telecommunications, is now ideologically uncontentious.
- That is all uncontentious I take it?
- Suffice it to say that it is not uncontentious that the argument developed earlier is a good way of defending a positive answer to the question ‘Do events exist?’
- Any implicit background assumption that society or the public interest can be conceived of as an uncontentious, unified and homogeneous whole is not acceptable.
- The Steering Group treats this argument as uncontentious.
- Soon, I discovered that one topic was popular, uncontentious, and universally discussed by Protestant and Catholic alike: the weather.
- Now, by contrast, light alone has become the uncontentious symbol of an inward, no-logo spirituality.
- Often the question at issue will be the application of uncontentious principles of public law to a particular factual situation.
- So, in that sense, I hoped you would find that sort of thing uncontentious, because, again, this is in no way detracting from the quality of the work which you do with your dogs.
- In the British case, they were also strikingly uncontentious within domestic politics.
- Now at one level this line of argument seems quite uncontentious.
- To a large extent the history is uncontentious.
- This is all presented as utterly uncontentious.

单词	uncontentious
释义	Definition of uncontentious in English: uncontentious adjectiveʌnkənˈtɛnʃəs Not causing or likely to cause an argument. an uncontentious view Example sentencesExamples The idea that aerosols both increase albedo and promote cloud formation (further reducing the amount of sunlight reaching the earth's surface) is uncontentious. This is of course to read between the lines, and the matter is not uncontentious. Certainly, the presentation of the nine bills was downbeat to the point of self-parody; the measures themselves apparently ultracautious and uncontentious. This relativism is central to the impossibility of finding an uncontentious definition of terrorism. In the old-school commercial tradition, it exists to provide much-loved shows in a straightforward and uncontentious manner. I think it's a fairly uncontentious point that doesn't need arguing so much as it needs action. In fact, if you weren't quoting Ignatius J, I'd be wondering at the point of the thread, since what you say seems entirely uncontentious to me. Accordingly, the view that government would be better off regulating rather than owning various key utilities, including media and telecommunications, is now ideologically uncontentious. That is all uncontentious I take it? Suffice it to say that it is not uncontentious that the argument developed earlier is a good way of defending a positive answer to the question ‘Do events exist?’ Any implicit background assumption that society or the public interest can be conceived of as an uncontentious, unified and homogeneous whole is not acceptable. The Steering Group treats this argument as uncontentious. Soon, I discovered that one topic was popular, uncontentious, and universally discussed by Protestant and Catholic alike: the weather. Now, by contrast, light alone has become the uncontentious symbol of an inward, no-logo spirituality. Often the question at issue will be the application of uncontentious principles of public law to a particular factual situation. So, in that sense, I hoped you would find that sort of thing uncontentious, because, again, this is in no way detracting from the quality of the work which you do with your dogs. In the British case, they were also strikingly uncontentious within domestic politics. Now at one level this line of argument seems quite uncontentious. To a large extent the history is uncontentious. This is all presented as utterly uncontentious.
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