| uncontested layup | 1.71 | They get an easy uncontested layup. | ||
| uncontested dunk | 1.12 | Then he had an uncontested dunk. | ||
| uncontested divorce | 0.99 | After an uncontested divorce, Peggy married Charlie. | ||
| uncontested layups | 0.99 | This often leads to uncontested layups. | ||
| uncontested shot | 0.72 | Uncontested shots were nonexistent. | ||
| uncontested election | 0.53 | One might think that we were returning to the times of Soviet-style uncontested elections. | ||
| uncontested fact | 0.39 | But there are actually precious few uncontested facts in circulation. | ||
| uncontested authority | 0.33 | Mobutu abolished party politics and for the next several years worked gradually at establishing his own uncontested authority. | ||
| uncontested jumper | 0.33 | Hold your ground and you give up an uncontested jumper. | ||
| uncontested leader | 0.33 | America is the uncontested leader of the digital revolution. | ||
| uncontested primary | 0.33 | No doubt there are also strains between the two over their disastrous failure to deliver an uncontested primary to Bush. | ||
| uncontested basket | 0.26 | Sales left the game, and Villanova got an uncontested basket. | ||
| uncontested seat | 0.26 | It also secured nine uncontested seats in four state assemblies. |