argue /ärˈgū/

1. To discuss with reasoning
2. To persuade or bring by reasoning (into or out of a course of action)
3. To seek to show by reasoning
4. To give reason to believe
5. To prove or indicate
6. To accurse (obsolete)

1. To contend with reasoning
2. To contradict, dispute
3. To offer reasons

arˈgūable adjective

1. Capable of being disputed
2. Capable of being maintained

arˈgūably adverb

arˈgūer noun

arˈgufier noun

arˈgūfy intransitive verb (informal)

1. To bandy arguments
2. To wrangle

To harass with arguments or wrangling

arˈgūment noun

1. A reason or series of reasons offered or available as proof or inducement (with for or against)
2. Exchange of such reasons
3. Debate
4. Matter of debate or contention
5. An unfriendly discussion
6. A summary of subject-matter
7. Hence contents (Shakespeare)
8. Proof, evidence (archaic)
9. A variable upon which another depends, or a quantity or element to which a function, operation, etc applies (mathematics, computing, logic)
10. The angle between a vector and its axis of reference (mathematics)

argūmentāˈtion noun

1. Reasoning
2. Sequence or exchange of arguments

argūmentˈative adjective

1. Fond of, prone to or addicted to arguing
2. Controversial

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• bequeathed
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• berate
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