Given to or characterized by argument.
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On the contrary, it was argumentative, cogent in explanation and in rebuke.
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In choosing them it is necessary to avoid the deep-browed argumentative fellows.
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Mr. Shiel followed, in a speech which was more personal than argumentative.
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As a debater in the House, his speeches were logical and argumentative.
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His intense patriotism and argumentative power, won large favor with his hearers.
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I am not being argumentative, but it would be helpful to know.
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In argumentative speeches a usual, as well as excellent, order is this:
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Sometimes argumentative, sometimes bullish and sometimes despairing, Dunphy always had a line.
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He was, however, argumentative and even logical, when the occasion required it.
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But Lord Marney talked a good deal, though chiefly dogmatical or argumentative.
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Like the other men you've chosen, he was opinionated, self-righteous and argumentative.
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Or, you can be argumentative, hostile, and preach only to the converted.
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Pitt made a short speech, excellently argumentative, and not bombast, nor tedious.
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Philip's most innocent beginnings frequently led into argumentative morasses for his opponent.
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He, like her first husband, is attracted by her noisy argumentative nature.
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Fat time he'll have if he gets aboard of that argumentative brute!
