contested

As verbs the difference between contest and contested

is that contest is to contend while contested is past tense of contest.

As a noun contest

is controversy; debate.

As an adjective contested is

controversial; contentious; debated.

As adjectives the difference between dissonant and contested

is that dissonant is of or pertaining to dissonance while contested is controversial; contentious; debated.

As a verb contested is

(contest).

As verbs the difference between challenge and contested

is that challenge is while contested is (contest).

As an adjective contested is

controversial; contentious; debated.

As verbs the difference between contested and objected

is that contested is past tense of contest while objected is past tense of object.

As an adjective contested

is controversial; contentious; debated.

As adjectives the difference between disputed and contested

is that disputed is argued; not certain, agreed upon, or accepted while contested is controversial; contentious; debated.

As verbs the difference between disputed and contested

is that disputed is past tense of dispute while contested is past tense of contest.

As adjectives the difference between nontested and contested

is that nontested is not tested while contested is controversial; contentious; debated.

As a verb contested is

past tense of contest.

As verbs the difference between contented and contested

is that contented is past tense of content while contested is past tense of contest.

As adjectives the difference between contented and contested

is that contented is satisfied while contested is controversial; contentious; debated.

As verbs the difference between congested and contested

is that congested is (congest) while contested is (contest).

As an adjective contested is

controversial; contentious; debated.

As verbs the difference between contexted and contested

is that contexted is (context) while contested is (contest).

As an adjective contested is

controversial; contentious; debated.