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Meaning of uncontested
The primary meaning of "uncontested" is something that is not disputed or challenged.
Etymology of uncontested
The word "uncontested" originates from the prefix "un-" meaning not, and "contested" from the Latin words "con-" (together) and "testari" (to bear witness), with the suffix "-ed" forming the past participle,
Historically, the term has been used to describe elections, claims, or territories that are not disputed or challenged by anyone.
Synonyms
unchallenged
undisputed
unquestioned
unopposed
accepted
acknowledged
conceded
agreed
approved
ratified
confirmed
validated
sanctioned
authorized
licensed
permitted
allowed
tolerated
acquiesced
complied
surrendered
capitulated
yielded
surrendered
unrestrained
unchecked
unregulated
uncontrolled
unrestricted
unconditional
absolute
outright
complete
total
entire
wholesale
unquestioning
unreserved
implicit
tacit
implied
inferred
assumed
presumed
granted
admitted
recognized
accepted
uncontroversial
unproblematic
seamless
effortless
painless
hitchless
uncomplicated
uneventful
tranquil
peaceful
serene
calm
stable
steady
firm
secure
solid
sound
unshakeable
impregnable
inviolable
invulnerable
safe
protected
defended
guarded
shielded
screened
unassailable
impervious
inaccessible
out_of_reach
unapproachable
Definitions
- Not disputed or challenged,
- * Accepted or acknowledged without question,
- * Not opposed or resisted,
- * Officially approved or validated.
Usage Examples
- The candidate won the election uncontested,
- * The company's right to the patent was uncontested,
- * The new policy was uncontested by the board members,
- * The team's lead in the championship was uncontested.
Antonyms
contested
disputed
challenged
opposed
resisted
questioned
doubted
uncertain
unclear
ambiguous
disputed
argued
debated
controversial
problematic
complicated
eventful
turbulent
unstable
insecure
vulnerable
assailable
impervious
inaccessible
out_of_reach
unapproachable
restricted
controlled
regulated
limited
conditional
incomplete
partial
relative
comparative