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disputation

/ˌdɪs.pjuˈteɪ.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Formelle oder akademische Auseinandersetzung, Debatte oder Diskussion, oft mit gegensätzlichen Standpunkten; im heutigen Sprachgebrauch weitgehend durch 'Disput' oder 'Debatte' ersetzt.

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noun

/ˌdɪs.pjuˈteɪ.ʃən/C2formalveraltet
  • deFormelle oder akademische Auseinandersetzung, Debatte oder Diskussion, oft mit gegensätzlichen Standpunkten; im heutigen Sprachgebrauch weitgehend durch 'Disput' oder 'Debatte' ersetzt.

A formal or academic argument, debate, or discussion, often involving opposing viewpoints; now largely replaced by the word 'dispute' or 'debate' in modern usage.

  1. Formal debate or argumentC1formal

    A formal discussion or debate on a specific topic, often involving opposing viewpoints.

    deDisput

    • The scholars engaged in a lengthy disputation on the nature of truth.
    • The disputation between the two philosophers lasted for hours.
    • Medieval universities often held public disputations on theological matters.

    Synonymeargumentcontentioncontroversydebatedialecticdiscussiondisputepolemic

  2. Disagreement or controversyC1formal

    A heated or prolonged argument or disagreement.

    deStreit oder Meinungsverschiedenheit

    • Their disputation over the contract terms delayed the project.
    • The disputation among the committee members was resolved by a vote.
    • There was a bitter disputation about the allocation of funds.

    Synonymealtercationargumentcontentioncontroversydebatedisagreementdiscorddisputequarrelwrangle

    Antonymeaccordagreementconcordconsensusharmony

Formen
  • disputations plural form
  • disputations' possessive plural form
  • disputation's possessive singular form
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