Arguing
Arguing noun - A contentious speech act; a dispute where there is strong disagreement.
Jump and arguing are semantically related. in verbally fight topic. In some cases you can use "Jump" instead a verb "Arguing".
Both words in one sentence
- Jump Scare: After arguing with Chad (who wishes to stay instead of fleeing), Mitch decides to leave him and gets back into the truck.
Source: Film / Southbound -
Red Oni, Blue Oni: Kokoro is reasonably smart and well-educated but also friendly, passionate when arguing, and has a tendency to jump to (often wrong) conclusions about things.
Source: Visual Novel / Remember11 -
The Spanish government went to courts, arguing that it's their gold (for added fun, one of the other claimants — who were quick to jump in for the cash — was Peru, apparently as the source of Spanish colonial gold).
Source: Pirate Booty
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