1. Argosy argot argotic argots arguability arguable arguably argue argue out argued: arguendo arguer arguers argues argufied argufier (current term) argufiers Argufies argufy argufying: arguido arguidos arguing arguli argulus argument argument-form

2. Argue about They were arguing about how to spend the money

3. Verb Argues, arguing, Argued 1 reporting verb Give reasons or cite evidence in support of an idea, action, or theory, typically with the aim of persuading others to share one's view

4. Argues (22) argued (4) it argues (3) he argues (2) Por lo tanto, se Arguye, debían excluirse de la definición del producto

5. Argue something She Argued the case for bringing back the death penalty

6. Argue for/against (doing) something Baker Argued against cutting the military budget

7. What does Argued mean? Simple past tense and past participle of argue

8. Arguable Meaning: "capable of being argued," 1610s, from argue + -able

9. Argue for/against something/doing something They Argued for the right to strike

10. Argue definition, to present reasons for or against a thing: He Argued in favor of capital punishment

11. Conservatives typically argue for lower U.S. tax income rates, arguing that it would encourage companies to hire more workers.

12. Argue is a verb, argument is a noun, argumentative is an adjective: I Argued with her about the money

13. We Argued him out of the idea we Argued him out of ordering the roast duck they wanted to cut down the trees in our yard, but we managed to argue them out of that he Argued me into believing it

14. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Argue ar‧gue / ˈɑːɡjuː $ ˈɑːr-/ S2 W1 verb 1 DISAGREE [intransitive] Argue to disagree with someone in words, often in an angry way We could hear the neighbours arguing

15. One can Argue any case if one is sufficiently clever Always make sure you have a fully worked-out plan and can Argue the case Pete could marshall all the facts and Argue his case superbly a well Argued case un argumento bien expuesto; to Argue the case for sth abogar en favor de algo

16. Future perfect; I: will have Argued: you: will have Argued: he, she, it: will have Argued: we: will have Argued: you: will have Argued: they: will have Argued

17. It’s not arguing!”

18. News Landlords Sue New York AG, Arguing COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium Is Unconstitutional Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher partners Akiva Shapiro and Randy Mastro, who are representing the landlords, argued

19. Argumentative: given to arguing

20. We overheard them arguing.

21. Oh. The arguing guy.

22. In this chapter we focus on arguing by analogy in law, the way in which attorneys argue in favor of deciding a problem situation by Analogizing it to precedent cases

23. In How to Argue you’ll learn all the golden rules of successful arguing and explore many of the situations in life and work where arguments are most likely to happen

24. Arguing creates enemies and confusion.

25. Arguing was beneath her dignity .

26. The children are always arguing.

27. You're arguing with a rheumatologist.

28. Why are they always arguing?

29. My brothers are always arguing.

30. This is not the same as being Argumentative, or arguing just for the sake of arguing.

31. No arguing or like that.

32. Why Are We Always Arguing?

33. This essay argues so persuasively.

34. It's a pity, arguing from ignorance.

35. They are arguing over foreign policy.

36. Politicians are always arguing amongst themselves.

37. People were jostling, arguing and complaining.

38. We could hear the neighbours arguing.

39. Hobbes argues for absolute, indivisible sovereignty.

40. argue verb (GIVE REASONS) B2 [ I or T ] to give the reasons for your opinion, idea, belief, etc.: The senator Argued for/in favour of/against making cuts in military spending.

41. Argue with Gallacher continued to Argue with the referee throughout the game

42. She argues, "It is our obligation.

43. He argues with learning and logic.

44. Paxton, don't argue!

45. We are arguing on this problem.

46. The children were arguing amongst themselves.

47. He Argues persuasively against nationalism

48. What were Jesus’ followers arguing about?

49. Alisa's dead and you're arguing over wording?

50. It's no use arguing with a drunk.

51. Making Great Strategy: Arguing for Organizational Advantage

52. Alost argues that, according to La

53. Anatomists were arguing very much about that.

54. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We ` ve always had -- you know, kind of Bickered and fighting a little bit, arguing here, arguing there

55. Another way to say It Could Be Argued? Synonyms for It Could Be Argued (other words and phrases for It Could Be Argued).

56. He was proficient in arguing and writing.

57. People were jostling, arguing and complaining.sentence dictionary

58. The couple next door are always arguing.

59. He argued measuring Bipartisanship

60. I've had enough of their endless arguing.

61. There's no point in arguing over trifles.

62. Controversially, Physicist Argues Time Is Real

63. They argue continually about money.

64. When they stop, they argue.

65. And I started to argue.

66. Refrain from arguing with them or creating animosity.’

67. How can you avoid arguing with your teen?

68. Clearly, you can’t stop your parents from arguing.

69. Will you two never stop your eternal arguing!

70. We're always arguing with each other about money.

71. No point in arguing with a woman, son.

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73. What does Argued mean? Information and translations of Argued in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions …

74. An example of Ceaseless used as an adjective is in the phrase "Ceaseless arguing" which means arguing that never stops.

75. Her case was Convincingly argued

76. Chris Anderson: Really powerfully argued.

77. Many scholars have argued thus.

78. And women successfully argued that.

79. Constant arguing doesn't make for a happy marriage.

80. Ordinarily, she wouldn't have bothered arguing with him.