arguments
Prononciation : [ˈɑːrɡjuments]
Mot
Contexte : « relationship »
(noun) a disagreement or fight between people. When two friends are arguing, it means they don't agree and are expressing their different feelings or opinions loudly.
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Even after their argument, they still managed to be friends.
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They have not had an argument in months, which shows how well they get along.
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What do you think caused their argument today?
Contexte : « debate »
(noun) a reason or set of reasons that support a belief or opinion. When someone shares their argument about why a certain book is the best, they are giving their reasons for that opinion.
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Her argument was well-reasoned and convincing.
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His argument lacked clear reasons, making it hard to follow.
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What argument did you use to support your point of view?
Contexte : « logic »
(noun) a logical reason or explanation used in reasoning. In math or science, an argument can help explain why something happens.
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The argument presented in the math problem helped everyone understand the solution.
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There was no strong argument in the report, so the conclusions were questioned.
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What argument did you use to solve that problem?
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