disputatiously

IPA: dɪspjˈutˈeɪʃʌsɫi

Examples of "disputatiously" in Sentences

"I don't see why," rejoined Susan Bates, disputatiously.
Free from his lovely, yet disputatiously snobby wife, now back in London, he's having a good time in America, spreading his wings.
While the Law argued, learnedly, disputatiously, with the handing up and the handing down of inane decisions, Crime scored; and Who or What tallied?
You watch the waiter bring another round of drinks and you perceive that the evening is well under way and that the peak of the twenty-four hours is being disputatiously approached.
To finally ascertain how fast they could move, the boat, whose dimensions have been disputatiously reconstructed from ancient literary sources, will sail around Manhattan in two years 'time.
All he knew was that if the Lord didn't take a hand pretty soon he would be -- Well, it was useless to fix his mind on any particular form of destruction, so many and so varied were the kinds being disputatiously considered by the people in the street.