Meaning of 'dispute' in Marathi is: वाद

dispute: वाद

Noun:

वादंग, वादविवाद, चर्चा, वाद, भांडण, सलग, बाचाबाची, कंटाळवाणी बडबड करणे, संघर्ष, दोघांमधील कोणत्याही प्रकारचा सामना, स्पर्धा, गोंधळ, फार गरम होणे किंवा करणे, मतभेद.

Verb:

भांडण, बाचणे, वाद, वितंडवाद करणे, वर कार्य, भांडणे, ओलांडणे, वादाकरता पुढे आणणे किंवा मांडणे, छेडणे, घडू न देणे, बाहेर पडणे.

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Noun(1) a disagreement or argument about something important(2) coming into conflict with(3) argument
Verb(1) take exception to(2) have a disagreement over something(3) argue

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(1) We had been in dispute with a major financial institution since February because we believed we had been sold an endowment policy that was not suitable.(2) To be in dispute with the club for which he had played and coached has obviously cut deep, yet Telfer, true to form, rationalises the issue.(3) The union, which represents most of the 2,500 workers in the dairy processing giant, is in dispute with the co-op over its procedural agreement.(4) We have got to kiss and make up with the staff we have been in dispute with and get the team rebuilt.(5) Families are finding themselves in dispute with the Revenue even when tax planning was the furthest thing from their minds.(6) Of course, we will see in our learned friends' submission whether they dispute our repeated assertions that the evidence was uncontested.(7) But Allan Craig added, if the council goes ahead with the plans, the would declare a dispute which could lead to industrial action of some kind.(8) Both Kuerten and Marshall vowed not to ride on a team with O'Connor, and are in dispute with the selectors.(9) Ms Baker is currently in dispute with West Wiltshire Housing Association, who she says are trying to evict her from the house for damage.(10) Somalia became, and remains, a classic u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510failed stateu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb where warlords dispute resources and territory.(11) At 1:30 p. m. the column is again in motion; no enemy has appeared to dispute the advance.(12) While she had been in dispute with the tax people about a year-and-a-half ago, she believed the matter had been settled and she was fully paid up.(13) a territorial dispute between the two countries(14) I formed my line and prepared to dispute the advance of the foe(15) There is a clear and substantial prejudice to the Claimant - she is unable to dispute the facts alleged by the Defendant that go to the heart of the case as both Cecil and Arthur are dead.(16) the question in dispute is altogether insignificant