Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. A bone of contention
A dispute
The correct answer is A dispute.
To lock horns: To engage in a conflict or dispute. To have a bone to pick with someone: To have a grievance about something someone has done. These phrases, while related to conflict, have nuances that differ from "A bone of contention," which specifically refers to the subject or cause of the dispute itself, rather than the act of disputing or the state of being in disagreement.
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