Definition Synonyms
Definition of argumentation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
communicationdebate or discussion involving differing points of view
- The argumentation between the two experts was enlightening.
2.
logicTECH. process of reasoning in a logical wayTECH.
- Philosophy classes teach argumentation to develop critical thinking.
Origin of argumentation
Latin, argumentum (evidence)
Terms with argumentation included in their meaning
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competition
formal contest of argumentation
argumentation
set of reasons supporting an argument
argumentation
emphasize a particular idea or argument
argumentation
contradicting or opposing
philosophy
study of defending beliefs through argumentation
argumentation
choose evidence supporting an argument ignoring others
debate technique
logical argumentation
argumentation
stronger version of an argument for analysis
metaphor
means of persuasion or argumentation
argumentation
prove something to be false or incorrect
deceitful reasoning
subtle or deceitful argumentation
philosophy
engage in subtle argumentation or distinctions
argumentation
having strong arguments or evidence
Examples of argumentation in a sentence
Argumentation is a key skill in law. Debate clubs focus on teaching effective argumentation. His argumentation was clear and persuasive during the presentation.
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- French:argumentation, ...
- German:Debatte, Argumentation, ...
- Italian:argomentazione, ragionamento, ...
- Spanish:debate, razonamiento, ...
- Portuguese:debate, argumentação, ...
- Chinese:辩论, 推理过程, ...
- Japanese:議論, 論証, ...
- Arabic:جِدَال, جَدَل, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְדַּיְּנוּת, הַנְמָקָה, ...
- Russian:дебаты, аргументация, ...
- Ukrainian:дебати, аргументація, ...
- Hindi:बहस, विवेचना, ...
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