Controversy

/ˈkɑːntrəvɜːrsi/
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Emotional Charge

Controversy often has strong emotions; be mindful of sensitive topics.

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The book's portrayal of historical events caused intense controversy.
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Media Usage

'Controversy' is common in news to describe disputes, especially in politics.

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The policy change sparked controversy among the citizens.
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Public Attention

Controversies typically attract public attention and are widely discussed.

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The celebrity's tweet quickly became a controversy.
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