Argument and Theory

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

Theory noun - An idea that is the starting point for making a case or conducting an investigation.

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Argument and theory are semantically related in hypothesis topic. Sometimes you can use "Argument" instead a noun "Theory".

old	old argument	old theory
good	good argument	good theory
best	best argument	best theory
particular	particular argument	particular theory
Other adjectives: better, similar, common, original, single, popular, logical, actual, entire, real, little, main, political, plausible, above, basic, last, different, previous.

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
The Greek philosopher Leucippus created the atomic theory, as an argument against another philosopher, Parmenides.

Source: Accidentally Accurate
Let it also be known that in refute of his argument against the "fetish fuel" theory, that Drusilla employs hip grinds and pelvic thrusts as part of her "performance" during her concerto.

Source: Webcomic / Pibgorn

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