debated

As adjectives the difference between debated and controversial

is that debated is disputed, under discussion, not settled while controversial is arousing controversy—a debate or discussion of opposing opinions.

As a verb debated

is (debate).

As verbs the difference between discussed and debated

is that discussed is (discuss) while debated is (debate).

As an adjective debated is

disputed, under discussion, not settled.

As adjectives the difference between debated and debatable

is that debated is disputed, under discussion, not settled while debatable is controversial. Not fully proved, open to debate, sometimes used humorously.

As a verb debated

is past tense of debate.

As verbs the difference between debated and discuss

is that debated is (debate) while discuss is (obsolete|transitive) to drive away, disperse, shake off; said especially of tumors.

As an adjective debated

is disputed, under discussion, not settled.

As verbs the difference between scrutinised and debated

is that scrutinised is (scrutinise) while debated is (debate).

As an adjective debated is

disputed, under discussion, not settled.

As verbs the difference between debated and argued

is that debated is (debate) while argued is (argue).

As an adjective debated

is disputed, under discussion, not settled.

As an adjective debated is

disputed, under discussion, not settled.

As a verb debated is

(debate).

As verbs the difference between delated and debated

is that delated is past tense of delate while debated is past tense of debate.

As an adjective debated is

disputed, under discussion, not settled.

As verbs the difference between debuted and debated

is that debuted is while debated is (debate).

As an adjective debated is

disputed, under discussion, not settled.