Argued
Complained and argued are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Complained" instead a verb "Argued".
Complained
Argued and complained are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Argued" instead a verb "Complained".
Both words in one sentence
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When you called into question everything they stood for, when you spat, complained and argued, they returned love.
Source: Series / Brides of Christ - Eventually Spenser would seem say, as narrator, things like, "I told the client how much I charged, we argued about it, they complained it was too much, I told them to bite me, and finally they paid me what I had asked for in the first place."
Source: Undisclosed Funds -
Many film purists and actors such as Jimmy Stewart complained, claiming that the films were being vandalized, while defenders argued that altering the films would make them widely available as television stations gave little love to black-and-white films.
Source: George Lucas Altered Version
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