arguments Antonyms
Meaning of arguments
arguments
the act or process of arguing, reasoning, or discussing, an angry disagreement, a form of rhetorical expression intended to convince or persuade, an angry quarrel or disagreement, amplitude sense 4, a discussion in which arguments are presented, a reason given for or against a matter under discussion, a reason for or against something, a reason or the reasoning given for or against a matter under discussion compare evidence, proof, oral argument, the subject matter especially of a literary work, an outward sign, a coherent series of reasons, statements, or facts intended to support or establish a point of view, an abstract (see abstract entry 2 sense 1) or summary especially of a literary work, a substantive (such as the direct object of a transitive verb) that is required by a predicate in grammar, one of the independent variables upon whose value that of a function depends
arguments Sentence Examples
- The opposing sides presented logical arguments in the debate, each trying to persuade the audience.
- The marriage counselor listened patiently to the couple's arguments before offering guidance.
- The lawyer meticulously analyzed the opposing arguments in preparation for the trial.
- The political candidate's arguments lacked substance and failed to convince voters.
- The scientific paper contained compelling arguments supporting the author's hypothesis.
- The prosecutor's closing arguments were designed to sway the jury towards a guilty verdict.
- The professor invited the students to present their arguments on the latest economic theories.
- The couple had a heated argument over the division of household chores.
- After careful consideration, the judge ruled that the defendant's arguments were insufficient to dismiss the charges.
- The sales team spent hours crafting persuasive arguments to close potential deals.
FAQs About the word arguments
the act or process of arguing, reasoning, or discussing, an angry disagreement, a form of rhetorical expression intended to convince or persuade, an angry quarr
disputes, brawls, disagreements, misunderstandings, fights, quarrels, altercations, bickers, controversies, spats
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The opposing sides presented logical arguments in the debate, each trying to persuade the audience.
The marriage counselor listened patiently to the couple's arguments before offering guidance.
The lawyer meticulously analyzed the opposing arguments in preparation for the trial.
The political candidate's arguments lacked substance and failed to convince voters.
