The word 'uncontentious' is a correct and usable word in English.
It is typically used to describe an agreement, situation, opinion, or point of view that is not disputed or disputed very little. For example, "The uncontentious outcome of the negotiations was accepted by both sides."
This sounds uncontentious until applied to the seaside.
A FEW things about intelligence do seem quite uncontentious.
The current FOSIS president, Faisal Hanjra, responded to the news of Mr Abdulmutallab's failed attack by insisting that there was "no credible evidence" to suggest that British universities were "arenas of radicalism .But much of the information cited in the CSC report is uncontentious.
Alberta's provincial government won general support for its ideas, and the reforms are now uncontentious.
Rationing by price is more efficient because it allocates road space to those who value it most.Charging people for new, fast roads (the French autoroutes, for instance, which were built alongside crowded routes nationales) is uncontentious.
So far, most German companies have introduced uncontentious measures in the Kodex, such as improving communication between the supervisory board and shareholders.
The Bank was happy to rally round with a series of entirely uncontentious interest-rate cuts.
Other oil installations, such as refineries and depots, are generally thought to be at greater risk.In fact, the vast majority of oil pipelines are uncontentious and unthreatened: there is 322,000km of plumbing carrying crude oil, gas and refined products in America alone, for instance.
His strong implication was that unlike these (extremely broad and uncontentious) stances, he would be willing to barter away his opposition to a referendum.That will concern many Liberal Democrats.
Most of this is uncontentious and well told.
THAT people undergoing medical procedures should give their informed consent might seem simple and uncontentious.
