Arguments is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARGUMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ARGUMENT, an exchange of differing reasons
• an exchange of diverging or opposite views, typically a heated or angry one
• a reason or set of reasons given in support of an idea, action or theory
• an independent variable associated with a function or proposition and determining its value. For example, in the expression y = F(x₁, xâ‚‚), the arguments of the function F are x₁ and xâ‚‚, and the value is y.
• any of the noun phrases in a clause that are related directly to the verb, typically the subject, direct object, and indirect object.
• a summary of the subject matter of a book.
• an independent variable associated with a function or proposition and determining its value. For example, in the expression y = F(x₁, x₂), the arguments of the function F are x₁ and x₂, and the value is y.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a discussion involving differing points of view

Words related to ARGUMENTS

argument11

Words that contain ARGUMENTS

rearguments14 nonarguments15 counterarguments21

How to use ARGUMENTS in a sentence

• All kinds of arguments are being advanced in favour of joining the councils.
• To say nothing of these arguments, though they are weighty, at all events that sending of an embassy will cause delay and slowness to the war.
• My heart stood still at the thought of such a fate for all those able arguments.
• Like all powerful arguments they cut two ways, and of all powerful arguments they are the most clearly two-edged.
• He has himself furnished us an analysis of the train of representations and arguments of which this protracted and many-jointed oration was made up.
• The recent agitation in favour of what is called vocational training is a vivid illustration of the wide acceptance of his arguments.
• On close analysis their language and arguments appear to me to be meaningless.
• In all such arguments there was a considerable admixture of truth.
• One of the foremost arguments urged by the Fathers for the resurrection was its supposed necessity for a just and complete judgment.
• One of the strongest arguments in favour of the International Settlement is that it affords safety and protection to the Chinese.
• All his arguments were defeated or overruled, and the house confirmed the vote, which was immediately enacted into a law by a great majority.
• Other arguments of equal weight were enforced by Mr.
• The arguments were canvassed in several different meetings between the council and the judges, and no solution could be found of the difficulties.
• Those strong topics in favor of the house of Lancaster, were opposed by arguments no less convincing on the side of the house of York.
• When such determined resolution was observed, his popularity, his humanity, his justice, his very virtues, became so many crimes, and were used as arguments against sparing him.
• In the same way, by logical arguments, they would prove a problem at a certain time, then afterward by arguments of the same nature they would deny it.
• It was seldom necessary for the court to either accept or answer his arguments.
• The testimony was about concluded when the colonel entered, and the lawyers began their arguments.
• The arguments of the pamphlet seemed plausible to her, and she embraced them.
• He asserted that the Pope could not answer his arguments.
• One school answers the arguments advanced by the other and, as they cannot agree with each other, I am not compelled to agree with either.
• Yet they would gladly persecute those who attempt to cry down the bad arguments.
• I have lifted up my voice against the above view with no avail, but I have no doubt that you will succeed, owing to your new arguments and the coloured chart.
• They repeated the arguments, that extravagant dress manifested an earthly spirit, and that it was productive of vanity and pride.

Similar words containing ARGUMENT without suffix s

argument11 argumenta12 argumentum15 reargument13 argumentive17 argumentums16 nonargument14 rearguments14 nonarguments15 argumentation16 argumentative19 argumentations17 argumentatively24 counterargument20 counterarguments21

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