disputation

The disputation between the two scholars lasted for hours.

He engaged in a heated disputation with his colleague over the project.

The disputation in the courtroom became intense as both lawyers presented their arguments.

The disputation over the budget allocation led to a stalemate in the meeting.

She avoided getting into a disputation with her boss to maintain a harmonious work environment.

The disputation between the political parties highlighted the divide in public opinion.

Their disputation over the best approach to solving the problem led to a productive brainstorming session.

The disputation between the siblings escalated into a full-blown argument.

The disputation among team members delayed the completion of the project.

He found himself caught in the middle of a disputation between his friends, trying to mediate and find a resolution.

Quite how they did this has always been a matter of disputation.

Of these, equality is the basis, and an intercourse of sentiments unclogged by that observant seriousness which prevents disputation, though it may not inforce submission.

Debates were held in London and elsewhere between 1922 and 1925, but culminated in a famous academic disputation in 1927 at the Fifth Solvay Conference at the International Solvay Institutes of Physics and Chemistry in Brussels.