controversial
ਵਿਵਾਦਪੂਰਨ
definition
adjective
years of wrangling over a controversial bypass
giving rise or likely to give rise to public disagreement.
example
It will be interesting to see whether this starts a spate of 'controversial' videos in the next few months.
She will be asked to find a solution over the 'controversial' issue of a ban on hunting with dogs.
Under the 'controversial' plan all regiments would have at least two battalions.
it's a highly 'controversial' issue
He was one of the most 'controversial' figures in colonial religious and political history.
Now they have reversed the 'controversial' decision after pressure from swimmers.
Proving their 'controversial' claim will be difficult for the two sisters, however.
The project has become highly 'controversial' due to the history and sensitivity of the site.
If an issue is 'controversial' , relevant opinions as well as facts may need to be considered.
This year he also implemented a 'controversial' policy of free school meals for all city children.
It will now have to look at it again, but the 'controversial' issue will first be debated at full Council.
Over recent days the 'controversial' issue of the politics of aid has begun to emerge.
The debate over the use of cannabis in medicine is 'controversial' and emotive.
she's always been 'controversial'
He hardly ever seems to make his mind up about anything and he hates saying anything 'controversial' .
The bid to put up the mast comes a week before a public meeting is to be held to discuss the 'controversial' plan.
Pay hikes awarded to council bosses mirror the highly 'controversial' rises in council tax.
Ian Waugh looks at the rise of one of the country's most 'controversial' political figures.
The event comes to the York area at a time when the issue of waste in the city was never more 'controversial' .
Anthony is a 'controversial' figure and has a habit of saying things just to drum up a bit of publicity.
A public inquiry will rule on a 'controversial' plan to site a wind farm on moors north of Bury.
Tackling these big and 'controversial' issues early in the third term would make sense.
Secondly, and more 'controversially' , there is politics.
I agree with Kitty completely on that and I would go one stage further and perhaps a little more 'controversially' .
Finally, and potentially most 'controversially' , there was the question of where to locate the statue.
Yet neither public policymakers nor the 'controversialists' who harass them can reasonably expect to enter a new year without making some kind of assessment of what the next 12 months may hold.
Of course I'm a professional 'controversialist' but, once my copy is filed, I'm invariably the person at any gathering murmuring, ‘Oh, let's just agree to disagree!’
More 'controversially' , a hefty £600,000 could be raked in by increasing parking charges for the first time in several years.
There is something about the Hitchens family that breeds 'controversialists' with deft pens.
Perhaps most 'controversially' the report found that many of the girls are willing participants in the exercise.
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