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present tense form of issue (3rd person singular).
plural of issue.

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issues

NOUN

point in question

Synonyms

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affair argument concern controversy matter point problem question subject topic

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contention puzzle

WEAK

matter of contention point of departure

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agreement harmony

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cause origin parent source

NOUN

result

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consequence effect outcome

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conclusion culmination end eventuality finale fruit payoff sequel termination upshot

WEAK

causatum end product

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beginning cause commencement origin source start

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introduction opening

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parent

NOUN

edition of publication

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number

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copy impression installment printing

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cause origin parent source

NOUN

distribution

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circulation delivery dispersion dissemination granting issuance issuing publication supply supplying

WEAK

sending out

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cause origin parent source

NOUN

children

Synonyms

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brood descendants get heirs offspring posterity progeny scions seed

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progeniture

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parent

WEAK

cause origin source

VERB

distribute

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announce circulate declare deliver promulgate publish release send

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air allot assign broadcast consign dispatch dispense emit transmit

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bring out get out give out put in circulation put out send out

Antonyms

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be quiet conceal hide hold keep withhold

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receive retain suppress take

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repress

VERB

emit, emerge; come from

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release

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appear arise birth emanate exude flow ooze originate proceed rise spring spurt stem vent well

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be a consequence come forth derive from give off give out send forth throw off

Antonyms

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hide

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hold keep repress retain suppress

Example Sentences

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Indeed, genuine debate might bring a whole host of problems to the forefront: things we’ve ignored, downplayed, or treated as nonissues.

From Slate • Jan. 22, 2015

Rather than something being lost in transmission, it’s as if the stream accumulated too much flotsam en route—the flourishes, the nonissues.

From Slate • Nov. 1, 2013

Of all the nonissues under discussion, religion was about the most heated.

From Time Magazine Archive

Another bonus: second-home headaches like broken pipes and spent microwaves are nonissues.

From Time Magazine Archive

In the 2000 election, race and welfare were nonissues.

From Time Magazine Archive