arguing
Pronunciation: [ˈɑːrɡjuːɪŋ]
Word
Context: “conflict”
(verb) when people talk loudly or strongly about different opinions or ideas. It happens when friends or family disagree and want to explain their side.
Example
They were arguing about which movie to watch, but they both enjoyed the conversation.
Example
They weren't arguing; they were calmly discussing their viewpoints.
Example
Why are they arguing about the best way to solve the problem?
Context: “disagreement”
(verb) to present reasons for or against an idea. It's like when someone tries to convince another person why their idea is better.
Example
She is arguing for a new rule that would help everyone.
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He isn't arguing against the proposal; he just doesn't agree with it.
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What points is she arguing in favor of the project?
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