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polemic (adjective), more polemic, most polemic
Relating to an argument, refutation, or controversy: Mildred was disturbed by the polemic attitude of the reporter who was interviewing her regarding the book that she wrote about journalistic incompetence.
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The term polemic refers to any controversial verbal or written argument or attack against some belief, an opinion, a philosophy, a principle, a policy, etc.



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“most polemic”
Controversial arguments or opposing views during a discussion. (3)
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