contested

adjective
UK /kənˈtestɪd/
US /kənˈtestɪd/

Something contested is something that people argue about because they do not agree.

The final score of the game was contested by both teams.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Fought over or competed for, as in a game or prize.

The contested trophy went to the winning team.

3. Officially challenged or questioned, as in a court or election.

The contested election results were reviewed by judges.

4. Argued against by someone who says it is wrong.

His contested idea started a long discussion in class.