Argument and Context

Argument

Argument noun - An often noisy or angry expression of differing opinions.

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Context and argument are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Context" instead a noun "Argument".

Context noun - The circumstances, conditions, or objects by which one is surrounded.

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Argument and context are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Argument" instead a noun "Context".

Nearby Words: contexture, contextual

full	full argument	full context
exact	exact argument	exact context
particular	particular argument	particular context
better	better argument	better context
Other adjectives: similar, original, legal, actual, real, serious, little, political, hilarious, different, previous, prior.

In the context of certain philosphies it makes a lot of sense, but the way she presents her argument in the context of physics makes it sound more like Insane Troll Logic.

Source: Film / Interstellar
It Makes Sense in Context: An argument Savage has had to resort to repeatedly to keep himself from losing sponsors.

Source: Radio / Michael Savage
It is often associated with governments, especially the more tyrannical of them but not exclusively; see also the deterrence argument for use of this in the context of more democratic societies.

Source: Make an Example of Them

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