Definition of Contend
to argue or challenge
Examples of Contend in a sentence
To obtain custody of her children in the divorce, Bridgett will contend her husband is an abusive man. π
Many of the politicians who are opposing the bill contend it will harm the middle class. π
If you argue with Janet, she will always contend you are in the wrong. π
The environmentalists contend the marine ecosystem is being destroyed at an alarming rate because of human pollution. π
After the call was made against his team, the coach tried to contend with the stubborn referee. π
The parent watch groups contend the show should be taken off the air because it encourages children to use drugs. π
During the trial, the defense attorney will contend his client is innocent because he was out of state when the murder was committed. π
Opponents of the highway project contend it will bring more crime to the neighboring towns. π
According to the news, the singersβ lawyer will contend in court that their music label owes them millions of dollars in royalty payments. π
The politician who lost the election will contend his loss occurred because a number of absentee ballots were accidentally destroyed. π
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