Similar words: contest, interested, congested, montesquieu, context, contend, content, contention. Meaning: ['kɒntest] 
adj. disputed or made the object of contention or competition.
adj. disputed or made the object of contention or competition. 
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121. At a contested carcass, they busily haul off one load of meat after another and hide it by burying it and camouflaging it with debris so that it is totally removed from view.
122. Second, it shows that the degree of transparency of the search process is a highly contested variable, which some concerns pressing for greater transparency and some pressing for less.
123. The Tri-Nations is the premier southern hemisphere competition. It is contested annually by Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.
124. To blue-water war-fighters, all eager to point out that nobody has engaged in a contested landing since Okinawa or Inchon, China's amphibious platforms are insignificant.
125. In her first outdoor meet, she set a world record for 100m. The 1928 100m was the first women's track event to be contested in Olympic history.
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