A contentious speech act; a dispute where there is strong disagreement.
A course of reasoning aimed at demonstrating a truth or falsehood; the methodical process of logical reasoning.
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argumento verbal Expression that helps complete the meaning of a predicate, the latter referring in this context to a main verb and its auxiliaries.
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Examples for "arguments"
Examples for "arguments"
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Have words and arguments lost their power to bring about social change?
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The court could also choose to decide cases without hearing oral arguments.
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The Supreme Court plans to hear arguments on the case next week.
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Judge Jackson will hear arguments in the penalty phase of the case.
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They will return to court to answer final questions on their arguments.
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However, Mr Gargan's letter provides another example of misuse of scientific argument.
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Hobbes made his argument to answer a specific problem of exceptional insecurity.
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A similar argument is often made these days about the beauty industry.
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I think the balance of the argument is against health and safety.
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But value per user offers a way to spin a similar argument.
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Now the African American community doesn't by and large accept this argument.
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The consequences of this argument would be unacceptable to any civilised society.
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However, his argument, while compellingly presented, is irrelevant to the current debate.
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The justices will hear a second one-hour oral argument in this case.
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However, valid logic does not always guarantee truth or a sound argument.
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This argument allegedly continued for 40 minutes before Ms Lata called police.
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Her voice faltered; a tender thought changed the form of the argument.
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The argument was irrefutable; Mrs. Martin agreed; and yet the canker spread.
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I couldn't bear the argument, couldn't stand the words being said again.
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The hot social argument was about which year constituted the new millennium.
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Evidence means little to the average voter; reasoned argument means even less.
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