Argued is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARGUED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ARGUE, to discuss with reasoning
• persuade someone to do or not to do (something) by giving reasons
• exchange or express diverging or opposite views, typically in a heated or angry way
• give reasons or cite evidence in support of an idea, action, or theory, typically with the aim of persuading others to share one's view
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to present reasons for or against

Words related to ARGUED

argue6 argues7 arguing9

Words that contain ARGUED

reargued10 unargued10 outargued11 redargued12 counterargued17

How to use ARGUED in a sentence

• What they were about to do, he argued, was a last chance.
• As they argued, it became plain that Clement had never been farther north than Haernoesand.
• The duke was for storming the house at once, but Lord Cecil argued that it would be foolish to start before the storm abated.
• She told him it was asking too much, what would happen to her and her family if they found those weapons in her possession? But he argued that it was only for a few days.
• It has, unwittingly but explicitly, conceded the main question argued in the preceding pages.
• Report of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama during the October term, 1935.
• Report of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Arizona.
• The matter was not argued until the following November, on the 9th of which month it came on before Mr.
• He argued that in occupying new Territories Southern men could not compete with emigrant-aid societies at the North.
• With poignant self-pity he argued the two desperate alternatives within his soul.
• He argued that the adoption of his policy by the Russian working class would stand ten times the chance of succeeding that the military policy would have.
• Three doctors of the Sorbonne were sent to him, and they argued long and well, but to no purpose.
• This question has been argued by fishermen ever since the days of Izaak Walton.
• Indeed, it might with more reason be argued that Masonry explains the interest in the Temple than otherwise.
• With their blond heads touching, they held their cups close together and argued as to which one had the most coffee in it.
• Sugden, Sir George Murray, and Lord Sandon, who argued that the provision was unnecessary, and far from being expedient.
• But it will be argued by some that these people have not learned how to sing, that if they had a perfect vocal method they could sing Wagner as easily as Massenet.
• In his reply, Webster argued against its validity as though it were merely a proposition laid down by Mr.
• The real question, is, therefore, a much broader one than has been argued.
• Congress meddled with the matter of prisoners and with the promotion of officers, and he argued with and checked them, and still pressed on in his plans.
• If the mutineers succeeded in crossing the stockade, he argued, they would take possession of any unprotected loophole and shoot us down like rats in our own stronghold.
• It was argued and with much force that the benefits were a direct aid in the accomplishment of trade purposes.
• At Ann Arbor a professor argued with students against religion and asserted that no thinking man could believe in God or the Bible.
• But what to do? A thousand times he had argued out the question, with a single result, that he was a fool for his pains.
• So they argued with him, and implored him, and reasoned with him.
• Was marriage for comfort and ease such a union as his conscience could approve? It was a searching question, and while he swung the ax he argued it aloud.

Similar words containing ARGU without suffix ed

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