Attack
Dispute
Dispute noun - An often noisy or angry expression of differing opinions.
Usage example: after much dispute, the school committee decided that all backpacks would have to be stored in lockers during class hours
Attack and dispute are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Attack" instead the word "Dispute" as a verb or a noun.
How words are described
| best | best attack | best dispute |
| similar | similar attack | similar dispute |
| certain | certain attack | certain dispute |
| original | original attack | original dispute |
| Other adjectives: single, nasty, strong, big, personal, major, final, last, magical. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Talk the two sides down, and the Tal Shiar agents whose covert manipulation started the dispute warp in and attack you.
Source: Video Game / Star Trek Online -
The self-propelled Birch Gun (capable of keeping pace with a tank attack and providing immediate heavy support fire) was way ahead of its time for the late 1920's, but was shelved when the dispute over whether it was a tank or an artillery piece could not be resolved.
Source: Interservice Rivalry - In The Phantom Menace, he directs the Trade Federation to invade Naboo over a trivial dispute, and in Attack of the Clones he deploys the clone army secretly created by his apprentice Count Dooku to Geonosis, sparking the Clone Wars.
Source: Pretext for War
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