uncontroversial
/'ʌn,kɔntrə'və:ʃəl/
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Definition
Adjective: Not likely to arouse controversy or disagreement; generally accepted as true, correct, or appropriate.
Usage
The adjective "uncontroversial" describes a statement, opinion, decision, or fact that is widely accepted and unlikely to cause argument or debate. It is often used to contrast with topics that are divisive or disputed.
Examples
- The statement that water is essential for life is uncontroversial.
- The committee made a few minor, uncontroversial changes to the document.
- It is an uncontroversial fact that the company's profits increased last quarter.
- Her appointment to the role was seen as a safe and uncontroversial choice.
Advanced Usage
- "to be regarded as uncontroversial": To be considered or viewed as not causing disagreement.
- The new policy is widely regarded as uncontroversial and necessary.
- "largely uncontroversial": Mostly or for the most part not causing controversy.
- The proposed law was largely uncontroversial, except for one specific clause.
Variants and Related Words
- Noncontroversial (adjective): A synonym with identical meaning.
- Controversial (adjective): The direct opposite, meaning likely to cause public disagreement or discussion.
Synonyms
- Noncontroversial
- Uncontentious
- Unarguable
- Indisputable
- Generally accepted
Antonyms
- Controversial
- Contentious
- Disputed
- Debatable
- Polemical
Adjective
- not likely to arouse controversy