Argument
Claim
Claim noun - A solemn and often public declaration of the truth or existence of something.
Usage example: Galileo's claim that the moon has a very irregular surface and thus is not the perfect sphere that the ancients had imagined
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| good | good argument | good claim |
| best | best argument | best claim |
| particular | particular argument | particular claim |
| better | better argument | better claim |
| Other adjectives: similar, common, solid, original, reasonable, legitimate, legal, small, strong, actual, entire, real, big, serious, main, major, final, last, biggest, strongest. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Rejecting an argument or claim that something is perfect, due to a proven imperfection.
Source: Perfect Solution Fallacy -
Most of the movement centred the argument around his birth certificate and the claim that he wasn't born in the United States.
Source: Rules Lawyer -
This causes an argument if revealed, since it complicates Zheng's claim to the magic jewel which was used.
Source: Legacy Character
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