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Definition of argument
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Argument
(n.) A
process
of
reasoning,
or a
controversy
made up of
rational
proofs;
argumentation;
discussion;
disputation..
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Amplify
::
Amplify
(v. i.) To speak
largely
or
copiously;
to be
diffuse
in
argument
or
description;
to
dilate;
to
expatiate;
-- often with on or upon.
Tenuous
::
Tenuous
(a.)
Lacking
substance,
as a
tenuous
argument..
Paromology
::
Paromology
(n.) A
concession
to an
adversary
in order to
strengthen
one's own
argument.
Ratiocinative
::
Ratiocinative
(a.)
Characterized
by, or
addicted
to,
ratiocination;
consisting
in the
comparison
of
propositions
or
facts,
and the
deduction
of
inferences
from the
comparison;
argumentative;
as, a
ratiocinative
process..
Irrefragable
::
Irrefragable
(a.) Not
refragable;
not to be
gainsaid
or
denied;
not to be
refuted
or
overthrown;
unanswerable;
incontestable;
undeniable;
as, an
irrefragable
argument;
irrefragable
evidence..
Argumentative
::
Argumentative
(a.)
Consisting
of, or
characterized
by,
argument;
containing
a
process
of
reasoning;
as, an
argumentative
discourse..
Argue
::
Argue (v. i.) To
contend
in
argument;
to
dispute;
to
reason;
--
followed
by with; as, you may argue with your
friend
without
convincing
him..
Justification
::
"Justification
(n.) The act of
justifying
or the state of being
justified;
a
showing
or
proving
to be just or
conformable
to law,
justice,
right,
or duty;
defense;
vindication;
support;
as,
arguments
in
justification
of the
prisoner's
conduct;
his
disobedience
admits
justification..
Datum
::
Datum (n.)
Something
given or
admitted;
a fact or
principle
granted;
that upon which an
inference
or an
argument
is
based;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural.
Exhort
::
Exhort
(v. i.) To
deliver
exhortation;
to use words or
arguments
to
incite
to good
deeds.
Dispute
::
Dispute
(v. i.)
Verbal
controversy;
contest
by
opposing
argument
or
expression
of
opposing
views or
claims;
controversial
discussion;
altercation;
debate.
Former
::
Former
(a.) Near the
beginning;
preceeding;
as, the
former
part of a
discourse
or
argument..
Eloquent
::
Eloquent
(a.)
Adapted
to
express
strong
emotion
or to state facts
arguments
with
fluency
and
power;
as, an
eloquent
address
or
statement;
an
eloquent
appeal
to a
jury..
Respond
::
Respond
(v. i.) To say
somethin
in
return;
to
answer;
to
reply;
as, to
respond
to a
question
or an
argument..
Elench
::
Elench
(n.) That part of an
argument
on which its
conclusiveness
depends;
that which
convinces
of
refutes
an
antagonist;
a
refutation.
Cohere
::
Cohere
(a.) To be
united
or
connected
together
in
subordination
to one
purpose;
to
follow
naturally
and
logically,
as the parts of a
discourse,
or as
arguments
in a train of
reasoning;
to be
logically
consistent..
Prolix
::
Prolix
(a.)
Extending
to a great
length;
unnecessarily
long;
minute
in
narration
or
argument;
excessively
particular
in
detail;
--
rarely
used
except
with
reference
to
discourse
written
or
spoken;
as, a
prolix
oration;
a
prolix
poem; a
prolix
sermon..
Argument
::
Argument
(n.) The
subject
matter
of a
discourse,
writing,
or
artistic
representation;
theme or
topic;
also, an
abstract
or
summary,
as of the
contents
of a book,
chapter,
poem..
Hypothesis
::
Hypothesis
(n.) A
supposition;
a
proposition
or
principle
which is
supposed
or taken for
granted,
in order to draw a
conclusion
or
inference
for proof of the point in
question;
something
not
proved,
but
assumed
for the
purpose
of
argument,
or to
account
for a fact or an
occurrence;
as, the
hypothesis
that head winds
detain
an
overdue
steamer..
Debate
::
Debate
(v. i.) To
contend
in
words;
to
dispute;
hence,
to
deliberate;
to
consider;
to
discuss
or
examine
different
arguments
in the mind; -- often
followed
by on or
upon..
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