Argument and Fact

Argument

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

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Fact and argument are semantically related in evidence topic. In some cases you can use "Fact" instead a noun "Argument", when it comes to topics like substantiation.

Nearby Words: argue, argumentative, argued, arguable, argumentation

Fact

Fact noun - The quality of being actual.

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Argument and fact are semantically related in evidence topic. Sometimes you can use "Argument" instead a noun "Fact", if it concerns topics such as substantiation.

Nearby Words: factor, factual, factually

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old	old argument	old fact
good	good argument	good fact
long	long argument	long fact
particular	particular argument	particular fact
Other adjectives: similar, common, short, single, popular, small, actual, real, massive, big, huge, little, main, final, minor, basic, last, different.

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Appeal to Obscurity: Attributing an argument to someone the other party doesn't know and using the fact that they aren't known as evidence.

Source: Logical Fallacies
Corran accepts this argument, despite the fact that no reason is given why the technique should be regarded as morally problematic aside from the fact that Vader used it one time.

Source: Hitler Ate Sugar
Also while we use this theory in a mirco level, you can get a major brainfuzz if you apply it to micro levels, as while you can't make an argument on a opinion, you can make an argument based on the fact someone has a specific opinion.

Source: Fact Opinion Argument

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