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argue

Pronunciation: [ˈɑrɡju]

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Learn how to use argue in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “disagreement”

(verb) to talk about something with strong feelings, usually when people have different opinions. It’s like when two friends talk loudly because they don't agree about a game or a movie, and they want to convince each other.

Example

They often argue about which superhero is the best.

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They never argue; they always agree on everything.

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Why do you think they argue so much about the movie?

Context: “persuasion”

(verb) to give reasons and talk to someone in order to get them to agree with your point of view. It's like when you explain to your parents why you should get a pet, using good reasons to help them see your side.

Example

She argued her point clearly and convinced her teacher.

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He didn't argue well enough, so his idea was dismissed.

Example

What reasons do you have to argue for your choice?

Context: “disagreement”

(noun) a situation where people talk loudly and passionately about different opinions. It’s like when siblings bicker over what game to play and everyone wants their favorite.

Example

Their argument about the best ice cream flavor was really funny.

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There was no argument; they all agreed on what to eat.

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What was the argument about between the kids?

How to pronounce argue

Pronunciation: [ˈɑrɡju]

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