uncontroversial

/ˌʌnˌkɑntrəˈvɜrʃəl/

If something is uncontroversial it won't cause disagreement, conflict, or controversy. People who actually like to argue might think uncontroversial means "kinda boring."

You've probably figured out that the root of the word uncontroversial is controversy, which means "causing strife or public disagreement." It's surprising when local or national government decisions are uncontroversial, because there are usually at least a few dissenters for every issue. If you're a passive person who doesn't like confrontation, you probably hope that everything you say is uncontroversial.

Definitions of uncontroversial

1. adjective

   not likely to arouse controversy
   synonyms: noncontroversial

   unchallengeable

   not open to challenge

   unchallenged, undisputed, undoubted, unquestioned

   generally agreed upon; not subject to dispute

   agreed upon, stipulatory

   constituted or contracted by stipulation or agreement

   antonyms:

   controversial

   marked by or capable of arousing controversy

   arguable, debatable, disputable, moot

   open to argument or debate

   contentious

   involving or likely to cause controversy

   disputed

   subject to disagreement and debate

   polemic, polemical

   of or involving dispute or controversy