Argue
Reverse
Reverse verb - To change (as an opinion) to the contrary.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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While it is legal to reverse-engineer code, copying code is not, and a fast-talking IBM lawyer could argue that the latter was the case if a former IBM employee worked for Apple and made a product similar to an IBM one.
Source: Film / Pirates of Silicon Valley -
A classic case of reverse-psychology on a group who would normally argue the toss about anything that was for their own benefit.
Source: Troll -
Now that Flash Thompson is Venom, you could argue for it being an odd reverse villain-hero example; Flash being more heroic than Eddie at his very best.
Source: Anti-Hero Substitute
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