Argument and Redemption

Argument

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

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

Redemption noun - The act of purchasing back something previously sold.

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Argument and redemption are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Argument" instead a noun "Redemption".

Nearby Word: redemptive

good	good argument	good redemption
full	full argument	full redemption
convincing	convincing argument	convincing redemption
actual	actual argument	actual redemption
Other adjectives: real, big, bad, moral, final, subsequent, last.

Redemption in the Rain Romantic Comedy Rule of Funny: Large's argument with the customer at the restaurant probably wouldn't come up in Real Life.

Source: Film / Garden State
Out of universe, there were plenty of online forum debates about whether Buffy was right to kill vampires when one (Spike) displayed the capacity for redemption; if one can, they all can, and therefore Buffy is wrong to deny them that opportunity, ran the argument.

Source: Van Helsing Hate Crimes

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