Noun:

বাকবিতন্ডাকারী,

disputants's Usage Examples:

is when institutional disputants ("repeat players") have excessive and unfair structural advantages over individual disputants ("one-shot players").

disputants understand and view the conflict, with beliefs, perspectives, understandings and attitudes.

Emotional resolution is in the way disputants feel.

are similar story types of both eastern and western origin in which two disputants lose the object of their dispute to a third.

Typically, there were two disputants, one Opponens and one Respondens.

At the start of a debate, both the disputants would agree on a ‘positum’, usually.

party-directed mediation is to improve upon the ability and willingness of disputants to deal with subsequent differences.

become involved in conflict resolution, either being called in by the disputants or acting on their own because the conflict annoys them or the community.

by George Berkeley, including the names and the characters of the two disputants: Hylas and Philonous.

fertile for the cultivation of cocoa which makes it more valuable to the disputants.

A neutral party attempts to help the disputants to find a mutually acceptable solution.

He seemed to think he would be one of a long line of disputants, but he had the floor to himself and no one bothered to counter his plea.

the mediator can be thought of as a disinterested guide directs the disputants through the process of developing a solution to a disagreement (Forsyth.

Land Commissioner visited Kaitaia to conciliate a settlement between the disputants.

With respect to demarcation disputes involving Nobel Prize awards, disputants often fail to recognize the importance placed by selection committees.

Via Lata, and Peter, cardinal-bishop of Porto, to arbitrate between the disputants.

This is the case where the two disputants have roughly the same capabilities in terms of information and intelligence.

Acharya Samantrabhadra’s glory reigned supreme among all poets, scholars, disputants, and preachers; he was like a jewel on their heads.

frequently thought to be a result of a lack of confidence on the part of the disputants – as implied by Benford's law of controversy, which only talks about lack.

Synonyms:

hairsplitter; quarreler; quarreller; arguer; individual; obstructor; crusader; obstructionist; obstructer; reformer; person; reformist; somebody; eristic; resister; meliorist; thwarter; contester; accuser; social reformer; mortal; logomach; someone; debater; logomachist; soul; denier; controversialist;

Antonyms:

male; acquaintance; good guy; introvert; fat person;