Argument
Argument noun - An often noisy or angry expression of differing opinions.
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Breakup and argument are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Breakup" instead a noun "Argument".
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Two Scenes, One Dialogue: The cold opening for the first season is shot as if Tim and Daisy are having an argument/breakup but in fact it's Tim breaking up with Sarah, intercut with Daisy trying to get rid of a tramp she apparently took home and slept with whilst drunk.
Source: Series / Spaced - Elaine and her boyfriend of the week get into a heated argument leading to their breakup about when it's appropriate to use exclamation points.
Source: Cavemen vs. Astronauts Debate - In Jacob's case, at least, the argument can be made that Stephenie Meyer is completely incapable of writing an amicable breakup, as Jacob's abusive side came entirely out of left field...
Source: Why Would Anyone Take Him Back?
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