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cybercontroversy

cybercontroversy noun: a controversy on the Internet or in cyberspace.

Noun

cybercontroversy (countable and uncountable, plural cybercontroversies)

  1. (dated, rare) A controversy on the Internet or in cyberspace.
    • In its latest cybercontroversy, the heavy-metal band Metallica apologized for asking several bloggers to remove their online reviews of its untitled coming record, The Guardian of London reported.2008 June 14, “Metallica Says It’s Sorry”, in New York Times

Forms of cybercontroversy

pluralcybercontroversies

Origin of cybercontroversy

From cyber- + controversy.

Questions about cybercontroversy

What does cybercontroversy mean?
Cybercontroversy means a controversy on the Internet or in cyberspace.
What part of speech is cybercontroversy?
Cybercontroversy is a noun.
What is the plural of cybercontroversy?
The plural of cybercontroversy is cybercontroversies.

Words near cybercontroversy in the dictionary

  1. cyberconstructs
  2. cyberconsumer
  3. cyberconsumers
  4. cyberconsumption
  5. cybercontroversies
  6. cybercontroversy
  7. cyberconversation
  8. cyberconversations
  9. cybercop
  10. cybercops
  11. cybercorporation

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