reargument (Meaning)
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reargument (n.)
An arguing over again, as of a motion made in court.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reargument
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reargument Sentence Examples
- The defense attorney requested a reargument of the case, citing newly discovered evidence.
- After a heated dispute, the couple agreed to a reargument to resolve their differences.
- The reargument sparked a fresh round of debate, forcing the team to reconsider their strategy.
- The judge dismissed the reargument, finding it lacked merit and would only prolong the proceedings.
- The CEO called for a reargument of the financial projections to ensure accuracy.
- The scientist reexamined the data and presented a reargument that contradicted his initial findings.
- The author requested a reargument from the editor, believing their article deserved a second chance at publication.
- The union and management met for a reargument of the labor contract, hoping to reach a compromise.
- The political campaign launched a reargument, attacking their opponent's policies and proposing alternatives.
- The philosopher presented a reargument of their theory, addressing the criticisms that had been raised against it.
FAQs About the word reargument
An arguing over again, as of a motion made in court.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The defense attorney requested a reargument of the case, citing newly discovered evidence.
After a heated dispute, the couple agreed to a reargument to resolve their differences.
The reargument sparked a fresh round of debate, forcing the team to reconsider their strategy.
The judge dismissed the reargument, finding it lacked merit and would only prolong the proceedings.
