v. to express different opinions about something often angrily; to present reasons for or against a thing
The coaches argued over the call.
The coaches argued over the call.
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We argued the pros and cons.
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What did Jeff and Berry know that Kirby and Mike had argued about?
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The fundamentalist argued against the theory of evolution.
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Who argued with the sparrow about the vine?
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Who argued with Mrs. Harkins?
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Who was the NAACP attorney who argued the Autherine Lucy case before the Supreme Court?
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The lawyer convincingly argued his case.
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Grimy was there too and argued that he found the "X" first. What did Pete and Grimy do?
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He argued with great acuteness.
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He argued with great acuity.
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The fundamentalists argued against the theory of evolution.
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The lawyer argued that the defendant's action was not premeditated.
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The animals argued all night long and did not notice what?
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Sebastian argued from a tenable proposition.
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fight; bicker; quarrel; dispute
agree; get along
2 syllables
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