Disputed and Said

Disputed

Disputed adjective - Subject to disagreement and debate.

Said and disputed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Said" instead a verb "Disputed".

Said

Said adjective - Mentioned previously.
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Disputed and said are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disputed" instead a verb "Said".

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  • Music / Sex Pistols aka: The Sex Pistols Paul Cook and Keith Levene have both disputed this and said that Sid Vicious did become a fairly competent bassist.
  • This theory is heavily disputed, however, and most torpedomen familiar with the Mark 37 torpedo deny that this could have happened given the failsafes of said design.
  • Indeed some of the well known aversions of this occurred when Commanders lost control of their troops, although it is often disputed how much effort they made to maintain said control.
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