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arguments

/ˈɑɹɡjəmənts/

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What does arguments mean?

noun

  1. plural of argument

verb

  1. third-person singular simple present indicative of argument

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/ˈɑɹɡjəmənts/

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He should possess a special description of eloquence, composed of energetic affirmations--unburdened with proofs-- and impressive images, accompanied by very summary arguments.
Gustave Le BonThe crowd : $b A study of the popular mindProject Gutenberg ebook #445
To me that is one of the great arguments for eternal life--how slowly I learn, and how much there is to learn.
Ralph Albert ParletteThe University of Hard KnocksProject Gutenberg ebook #455
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But as this has never been asserted by anybody, all the statistical arguments of Fournier and Colajanni are based on a misapprehension.
Enrico FerriCriminal SociologyProject Gutenberg ebook #477
The arguments against the resolutions, he said were swept away by the "torrents of sublime eloquence" from the lips of Patrick Henry.
Edward Sylvester EllisThomas Jefferson, a Character SketchProject Gutenberg ebook #712
In some of his arguments he lays down general principles with a quaint extravagance which marks the peculiar humor of the man.
John Clark Ridpath; G. Mercer (Graeme Mercer) Adam; Charles K. (Charles Keyser) EdmundsJames Otis, the Pre-RevolutionistProject Gutenberg ebook #722