Argue | Mean of argue in English Dictionary

/ˈɑɚgju/

  • Verb
  • to give reasons for or against something
    1. She argued against the proposed law.
    2. The senator argued in favor of lowering taxes.
    3. They argued (convincingly/persuasively) against cutting the budget.
    4. He's always willing to argue for what is right.
    5. argue for better funding
    6. She argued that the proposed law should be defeated.
    7. He argued that it's far too early to make a decision.
  • to cause (someone) to decide to do or not do something by giving reasons
    1. They tried to argue their parents into getting a new car. [=to persuade their parents to get a new car]
    2. No one can argue me out of doing this.
  • to disagree or fight by using angry words
    1. Their neighbors argued (with each other) all the time.
    2. They started arguing about/over politics/religion.
    3. She would argue with anyone.
  • to express doubt or disagreement about something
    1. You can't argue with her success. [=you can't deny that she is successful]
  • to show that something is or is not necessary, appropriate, etc.
    1. The result argues for a new approach. [=the result shows that we need a new approach]
  • to give evidence of (something)
    1. The facts argue [=indicate, show] his innocence.
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