Definitions

1. noun

A statement or series of statements put forward as a reason for or justification of a particular course of action, policy, or principle.

“The couple got into an argument over whose turn it was to do the dishes.”

2. noun

A discussion or disagreement, typically in a heated or angry manner.

“The debate turned into a heated argument, and the moderator struggled to keep the speakers on track.”

3. noun

A point or set of points in a mathematical or logical statement, used to prove a conclusion.

“The argument in the mathematical proof was based on a series of logical deductions.”

4. verb

To engage in a dispute or controversy, typically in a loud or angry manner.

“They argued over who was to blame for the accident.”

5. verb

To provide or support an argument or a point of view with evidence or reasoning.

“He argued that the new policy would have a positive impact on the economy.”

6. verb

To make a case or present a point of view in a discussion or debate.

“She argued that the current system was unfair and needed to be changed.”