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content1
adjective (often content with something) satisfied; happy; uncomplaining.
verb (contented , contenting ) to satisfy or make (oneself or another) satisfied.
noun peaceful satisfaction; peace of mind.
[14c: from Latin contentus contained, hence satisfied, from continere to hold together]
contentment noun .
adjective (often content with something) satisfied; happy; uncomplaining.
verb (contented , contenting ) to satisfy or make (oneself or another) satisfied.
noun peaceful satisfaction; peace of mind.
[14c: from Latin contentus contained, hence satisfied, from continere to hold together]
contentment noun .
content2
noun
1 the subject-matter of a book, speech, etc.
2 the proportion in which a particular ingredient is present in something a diet with a high starch content .
3 (contents) the items contained in something.
4 (contents)
a the text of a book, divided into chapters;
b a list of these chapters, given at the beginning of the book.
[15c: from Latin contenta things contained, from continere to contain]
noun
1 the subject-matter of a book, speech, etc.
2 the proportion in which a particular ingredient is present in something a diet with a high starch content .
3 (contents) the items contained in something.
4 (contents)
a the text of a book, divided into chapters;
b a list of these chapters, given at the beginning of the book.
[15c: from Latin contenta things contained, from continere to contain]
contented
adjective peacefully happy or satisfied.
contentedly adverb .
contentedness noun .
adjective peacefully happy or satisfied.
contentedly adverb .
contentedness noun .
contention
noun
1 a point that one asserts or maintains in an argument.
2 argument or debate.
[14c: from Latin contentio strife, controversy, from contendere to strive]
bone of contention see separate entry.
noun
1 a point that one asserts or maintains in an argument.
2 argument or debate.
[14c: from Latin contentio strife, controversy, from contendere to strive]
bone of contention see separate entry.
contentious
adjective
1 likely to cause argument or quarrelling.
2 quarrelsome or argumentative.
[15c: from Latin contentiosus , from contendere to strive]
contentiously adverb .
contentiousness noun .
adjective
1 likely to cause argument or quarrelling.
2 quarrelsome or argumentative.
[15c: from Latin contentiosus , from contendere to strive]
contentiously adverb .
contentiousness noun .
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