argle-bargle (Meaning)

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argle-bargle (n)

a verbal dispute; a wrangling argument

The heated argument dissolved into a chaotic argle-bargle of shouting and accusations.
During the meeting, there was a lot of argle-bargle as different parties presented conflicting viewpoints.
Despite attempts to reach a consensus, the discussion devolved into a confusing mess of argle-bargle.
The political debate on the television turned into a meaningless argle-bargle of personal attacks.
It's difficult to make sense of the argle-bargle in the comments section of social media posts.
The negotiations between the two companies became bogged down in a tedious argle-bargle over minor details.
The courtroom erupted into an argle-bargle of objections and counter-arguments.
The children's game quickly descended into argle-bargle as everyone tried to speak at once.
The family gathering became filled with argle-bargle as relatives debated over holiday plans.
The newspaper article was criticized for its argle-bargle of vague statements and unsubstantiated claims.

a verbal dispute; a wrangling argument

controversy,quarrel, argument, dispute, disagreement, misunderstanding, altercation, bicker, fight, rhubarb

No antonyms found.

The heated argument dissolved into a chaotic argle-bargle of shouting and accusations.

During the meeting, there was a lot of argle-bargle as different parties presented conflicting viewpoints.

Despite attempts to reach a consensus, the discussion devolved into a confusing mess of argle-bargle.

The political debate on the television turned into a meaningless argle-bargle of personal attacks.