argy-bargy (Meaning)

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argy-bargy (n)

a verbal dispute; a wrangling argument

The heated argy-bargy between the two politicians dominated the headlines.
Despite efforts to maintain order, the debate dissolved into argy-bargy.
The argy-bargy in the courtroom escalated as both sides fiercely argued their positions.
Their argy-bargy over the project's budget stalled progress for weeks.
The siblings often engaged in playful argy-bargy, but it never led to serious conflict.
The argy-bargy at the town hall meeting reflected deep divisions within the community.
Rather than engage in pointless argy-bargy, they opted for constructive dialogue.
His tendency to provoke argy-bargy made him unpopular among his colleagues.
The argy-bargy between the two sports teams resulted in several yellow cards being issued.
Despite the argy-bargy, they eventually reached a compromise that satisfied both parties.

a verbal dispute; a wrangling argument

consult,discussion, conversation, consultation, debate, talk, conference, give-and-take, dialog,deliberation

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The heated argy-bargy between the two politicians dominated the headlines.

Despite efforts to maintain order, the debate dissolved into argy-bargy.

The argy-bargy in the courtroom escalated as both sides fiercely argued their positions.

Their argy-bargy over the project's budget stalled progress for weeks.