argues
Pronunciation: [ˈɑrɡjuz]
Word
Context: "disagreement"
(verb) to express different ideas or opinions about something and try to convince others that your idea is right. It’s like when you and a friend have different thoughts, and you talk about it to share why you think your way is better.
Example
She argues that reading books is important for imagination.
Example
He doesn't argue because he agrees with what everyone else thinks.
Example
Why do they always argue about which movie to watch?
Context: "persuasion"
(verb) to provide reasons in support of a plan or idea while trying to make others understand or agree with you. This is like explaining why you should have dessert before dinner.
Example
The scientist argues for more funding for space research.
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The teacher didn't argue against the students' ideas because she wanted them to express themselves.
Example
What points does he argue to support his decision?
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