Argues is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARGUES 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 ARGUES

argue6 argued8 arguing9

Words that contain ARGUES

barguest11 reargues9 barguests12 outargues10 redargues11 counterargues16

How to use ARGUES in a sentence

• I think there is a restlessness in our people which argues want of character.
• If we would listen to her dictates, we must be happy, for she never argues wrong.
• This appears to be an unusual occurrence in volcanic rocks, and argues that they are of considerable age.
• To be put to such a use argues the importance and dignity of this classical tragedy of the learned societies and the court.
• There are composers whom to neglect argues oneself ignorant, yet who composed no love affair of immortal charm.
• Much more, he argues, does the harmonious order of the world bespeak an intelligence within.
• From this point of view a man fairly argues that in Athens to love and to be loved is held to be a very honourable thing.
• Chronic self-discussion argues chronic ferment of mind, and ferment of mind is a serious handicap to both happiness and efficiency.
• It argues an enormous amount of self-conceit in man or woman when he or she calmly refuses to conform to rules of etiquette.
• Since the burden of proof lies on him who attacks a position, or argues for a change in affairs, how would his opponent be likely to conduct his own part of a debate? 5.
• New Jersey argues that Woodrow Wilson is the only candidate who can not only make Democratic success a certainty, but secure the electoral vote of almost every State in the Union.
• Western argues that because printers have corrupted the text in some places, they must be held accountable for every defective short line, we answer, it does not follow.
• I need do nothing more than give the fundamental basis of them all, the one point which he argues in a thousand ways through them all.
• Professor Flint, indeed, in common with theologians generally, argues that it does.
• Kuno Meyer, late of Liverpool, argues that the Celtic name of St.
• Acworth lays great stress upon this phase of the question, and argues that as a result the service would be far less satisfactory.
• He argues at length to show that man is neither an animal nor a plant, but something between the two.
• And the genuineness of their conduct argues the genuineness of the incidents which excited it.
• Everything in his life and character argues against the idea of his committing an action which he held to be mean or dishonest.
• At the Museum a professor argues to prove that another in the Rue Saint-Jacques talks nonsense.
• Allowing the great misery of bodily pain, he yet argues that, at the worst, it is not to be compared for a moment to the pain of the worst wrong-doing.
• He argues for the existence of duties towards ourselves.
• He doubtless argues, if he gives it any thought, that if I could I would not dare interfere.
• Therefore, argues Herr Parish, nobody is in his normal consciousness when he is crystal-gazing.
• And so far the internal evidence argues for the unity of the piece.
• He talks and argues incessantly, but very cleverly.
• He is held responsible for the loss but when brought before the judge argues that the flame of his lamp was not the same as the flame that burnt down the village.
• It argues simplicity, or impudence, to urge that England should continue to bear the inconvenience when the national unity is sacrificed for the sake of which it was endured.

Similar words containing ARGUE without suffix s

argue6 argued8 arguer7 arguers8 reargue8 barguest11 outargue9 reargued10 reargues9 redargue10 unargued10 vargueno12 barguests12 outargued11 outargues10 redargued12 redargues11 varguenos13 marguerita13 marguerite13 margueritas14 marguerites14 counterargue15 counterargued17 counterargues16

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