Argument and Research

Argument

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

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

Research noun - A systematic search for the truth or facts about something.

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Argument and research are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Argument" instead a noun "Research".

good	good argument	good research
original	original argument	original research
legitimate	legitimate argument	legitimate research
actual	actual argument	actual research
Other adjectives: real, serious, little, bad, subsequent, basic, latest, ongoing.

Instead, he merely accepts the argument and tries to use the facts gained in future research.

Source: Literature / The Salvation War
Religion Is Wrong: Religion marks its presence in the novel only when Dolly Delaney, the stepmother of Brian, uses a 'playing God' argument to persuade her stepson to give up his research.

Source: Literature / The Turing Option
The humor value of the discussion was ruined somewhat by a lack of research that had Sheldon accepting Leonard's spurious argument that Middle-earth's Orcs "are magic" and so would defeat Superman, who is vulnerable to magic.

Source: Hypothetical Fight Debate

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