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disputant::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | controversialist, eristic |
| Type of | individual, person, somebody, someone, soul, mortal |
| Has types | hairsplitter, logomach, logomachist, meliorist, obstructer, obstructionist, obstructor, quarreler, quarreller, reformer, reformist, resister, social reformer, accuser, thwarter, arguer, contester, crusader, debater, denier |
| Derivation | dispute |
Examples of disputant
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He proceeded MA on 17 April 1606, and became noted as a disputant and preacher.
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Some mediators hold separate, in-person preliminary meetings with each disputant.
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The other disputant may respond with yet another bold edit in an ongoing edit cycle.
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Crowe's character is a reluctant disputant, a position the actor relates to.
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He was a born disputant, moved by the noblest impulses known in the Church.
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The disputant sets out to break down the dialectical syllogism.
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The most notable disputant of Hasidism was the Vilna Gaon.
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Matching the mediator with the dispute and the needs of the disputant comprises a pre-mediation task.
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He was a noted disputant, with a number of long-running feuds, but also widely regarded as a humane and sympathetic man.
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- A person who disputes; who is good at or enjoys controversy
- A participant in a dispute
- Disputants are the people, groups, or organizations who are in conflict with each other. They are often also called "parties." (Third parties, however, are not disputants, but rather people who intercede to try to help the disputants resolve their dispute.)
