argument in English: An angry talk between people who do not agree; also a reason you give for an idea. (noun)

Translation

An angry talk between people who do not agree; also a reason you give for an idea.

Word origin

From Latin argumentum, from arguere, to make clear or prove.

Gender

Pluralarguments

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An argument is an angry talk between people who disagree.

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You "have" an argument with someone.

earlier.

Here "argument" means a reason that supports an idea, with no anger at all.

fight

To try to hurt or beat another person or group, often with hands or weapons.

reason

The fact that explains why something happens or why someone does something.

agree

To think the same as someone else, or to say yes to a plan or idea.

angry

Feeling very cross because something is wrong or unfair.

shout

To say something very loudly, often because you are angry or far away.

petty

Small and not important; also caring too much about small things.

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