v. to talk about from various points of view; to give serious and careful thought to; n. a regulated discussion of a problem between two sides
I debate with myself whether to go. OR They had two teams in the debate.
I debate with myself whether to go. OR They had two teams in the debate.
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What is it called when the Senate extends the debate on a bill until a supermajority can vote on stopping the debate?
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The issue of cafeteria hours is too inconsequential to debate about.
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Who is Isabella's debate partner?
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He knows his debate partners presumptions are rebuttable.
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They exchanged pleasantries before starting the debate.
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His edginess helped him to win the debate.
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What did she tell the crowd at the debate what she believed in?
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What was Dinah's debate topic?
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What was so unique about the presidential debate between Kennedy and Nixon?
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The large-minded politician did well in the debate.
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He ended the debate with a pithy remark.
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There were four teams in the debate.
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Who was Mr. Smith looking at when he gave all of the debate rules?
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What did the winning debate team receive?
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discuss; argue; talk over; ponder
command; demand
2 syllables
de-bate
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