Argue

usgb/ˈɑːrɡjuː/
verb

To present reasons for or against something.

She argued convincingly that the project would be too expensive.
Visual representation of "argue" - To present reasons for or against something

Often appears as...

  • argue passionately
  • argue convincingly
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Persuasive Tone

When arguing a point, your tone aims to persuade others, not just to state facts.

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He argued passionately that the law was outdated, hoping to change their minds.
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Structured Argument

Presenting a structured argument helps clarify your standpoint and persuade better.

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She argued convincingly, outlining her reasons methodically.
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Not Always Confrontational

Arguing can be a friendly exchange of differing ideas, not just a heated debate.

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They argued over dinner, but it was a friendly discussion.
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