Argument
Argument noun - An idea or opinion that is put forth in a discussion or debate.
Usage example: it's my argument that we have too many problems here on earth to concern ourselves with manned trips to Mars
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Synonyms for Argument
Stand and argument are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stand" instead a noun "Argument".
How words are described
| good | good argument | good stand |
| full | full argument | full stand |
| long | long argument | long stand |
| particular | particular argument | particular stand |
| Other adjectives: similar, public, original, popular, small, actual, entire, real, massive, big, huge, main, moral, political, final, drunken, last, latest, occasional. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- After having another argument with said boss, she decides that she can't stand him anymore and quits.
Source: Film / Beauty Shop -
Two of the protagonists are having an argument about who creeps through a pipe first, while under attack by crossbow-wielding guards, and stand completely unharmed.
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The argument would be because Goemon's nationality (Japanese) is the only one known of the gang and so it makes him stand out more ethnically. Except...
Source: Ambiguously Brown
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