Dispute

This is an abstract noun; something you cannot see, touch, hear, smell, or taste. These nouns represent concepts, ideas, or qualities that do not have a physical form and cannot be perceived through the senses.

For example, love can be felt, freedom can be experienced, and intelligence can be demonstrated, but none of these can be directly observed in a physical way. This type of noun covers all intangible elements, from emotions like joy and fear to complex concepts like justice and beauty. They form the conceptual world around us, allowing us to communicate about feelings, ideas, and attributes that are experienced internally or understood mentally.

• A disagreement or argument: A situation where two or more parties have conflicting views or claims.
• A legal or formal disagreement: Often used to describe cases brought before a court or arbitrator for resolution.
• A challenge or debate about something: To question the validity or accuracy of a statement, fact, or assertion.

• The two companies are involved in a heated dispute over the patent rights.
• The boundary dispute between the neighboring countries was finally resolved through diplomatic negotiations.
• She refused to let the dispute ruin her friendship and sought to find common ground.