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Meanings of argumentation in English
A course of reasoning aimed at demonstrating a truth or falsehood; the methodical process of logical reasoning.
Portuguese
argumentação Is the interdisciplinary study of how conclusions can be reached through logical reasoning.
Usage of argumentation in English
1
The second sort of argumentation has four divisions; the third has three.
2
The constitutional aspects of the problem called forth some exceedingly able argumentation.
3
And in this way they think that such argumentation has five divisions.
4
In Montaigne, however, we discover the clue of such a senseless argumentation.
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The reason why I find value in Galbraith's argumentation should be clear.
6
But to produce good, convincing argumentation is not so easy as that.
7
Three months of Scottish entreaty and argumentation had failed to move Charles.
8
Her argumentation would puzzle him and cast him down for a time.
9
He retained a great deal of his old enthusiasm, and loved argumentation.
10
I did not suppose she could have understood all of Sebright's argumentation.
11
Debate is argumentation, but one can also find argumentation in many other forms.
12
In consequence of his skill in that art, he loved argumentation.
13
A committee of the worldly held argumentation in a lower chamber.
14
And after a little more argumentation, the Jesuits left in disgust.
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He is full of such paragraphs as this in his argumentation:-
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STRANGER: And of argumentation, one sort wastes money, and the other makes money.
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Translations for argumentation
Portuguese
Argumentation through the time
Argumentation across language varieties
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