con·tro·vert·er, noun – (past and past participle con·tro·vert·ed, present participle con·tro·vert·ing, 3rd person present singular con·tro·verts) transitive verb dispute: to argue strongly against something [Mid-16th century. < Latin contro-, form of contra- "against" + vertere "to turn"]
![Cynical- Definition:
cyn·i·cal [sínnik'l] adjective 1. distrustful of human nature: doubting or contemptuous of human nature or the motives, goodness, or sincerity of others Many people have developed a cynical distrust of politicians. 2. sarcastic: mocking, scornful, or sneering They were made the butt of many cynical jokes. -cyn·i·cal·ly, adverb -cyn·i·cal·ness, noun](https://wordstodescribesomeone.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Cynical-definition-238x178.png "Cynical")
