v. to express different opinions about something often angrily; to present reasons for or against a thing
He did not argue with his brother. OR He will argue against the bake sale.
He did not argue with his brother. OR He will argue against the bake sale.
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Some astronomers argue that Pluto is not a planet.
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Why did Gracie and her mother argue at the wedding?
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Why does Armand argue with the musician and his monkey?
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What did Little Man and Cassie argue about?
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What did the two sisters argue about before the show?
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What exhibit did the Draculas argue about?
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I don't want to argue about piddly details.
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What did Rose and Tim argue about?
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What do Della and Arden argue about?
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The hairsplitter looked for any little item to argue about. Spelled as 1 word.
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Where did they have to go to argue the case again when the decision was appealed?
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What biblical character did Jim and Huck argue about?
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What did the boys argue about after their parents had left the camp?
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Gabe and Sari watched Uncle Ben and Dr. Fielding argue at the pyramid. What did they see Dr. Fielding do to Uncle Ben?
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fight; bicker; quarrel; dispute
agree; get along
2 syllables
ar-gue
argue
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