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Definition of «uncontested»

The term uncontested refers to something that is not disputed or challenged by anyone. It means that there are no opposing views, arguments, or disagreements about a particular topic or situation. In other words, it is accepted as true or valid without any opposition or resistance from others.

Usage examples

  1. The candidate won the election by an uncontested margin, as no other contenders were qualified or willing to run against them.
  2. The tennis player advanced to the finals after winning all his previous matches in an uncontested manner, without dropping a single set.
  3. The company's dominance in the market remained uncontested for years, as their innovative products and strong customer base helped them stay ahead of competitors.
  4. The judge quickly declared the plaintiff's claim as uncontested, as the defendant failed to provide any evidence or counter-arguments to dispute the allegations.
  5. The team's victory in the championship game was undisputed and uncontested, as they outperformed their opponents in all aspects of the game.

Phrases with «uncontested»

Sentences with «uncontested»

  • Students are then given the opportunity to interact with and represent real clients in uncontested divorce in their second semester of law school. (lawpracticetoday.org)
  • Although there is no specific time frame for uncontested divorce in North Dakota, it is possible to wrap up a simple divorce within a couple of months depending on the court's schedule and the parties» ability to compromise quickly. (divorcenet.com)
  • My firm provides clients the option of uncontested divorce for a low flat - fee. (SouthFLAdivorce.com)
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