argumentative
bertengkar
definition
adjective
an argumentative child
given to expressing divergent or opposite views.
the highest standards of argumentative rigor
using or characterized by systematic reasoning.
translation of 'argumentative'
adjective
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example
Yes we argued, I'm an 'argumentative' person but Dave can hold his own.
Stage 4: The teacher poses a discussion issue that requires 'argumentative' reasoning and elaboration.
The paper then directed all of year 10 to select one question, answer it and discuss the reasons for their answer in an 'argumentative' essay.
But without being overly 'argumentative' , I think some people, given what they know about your background, would want me to ask this question.
I have found that, with my mother nursing me again, we have grown closer, even though my 'argumentative' manner hasn't waned with my health.
Indeed, the seeds of bitterness germinating in him today are also the seeds of a disorganised, 'argumentative' political party.
Despite a somewhat 'argumentative' meeting with my boss on Friday, things smoothed out in the end so I'll have a good reference.
I was getting a bit annoyed, knowing that he would turn up on the doorstep drunk and 'argumentative' and I could think of a million and one things I would rather do than skirmish with a drunkard.
The addressee is encouraged to be assertive but not 'argumentative' ; friendly but not trusting; vigorous and impressive but not overstretching it.
I certainly feel like I get a good sampling of people who disagree with me, based on how frequently I end up commenting in an 'argumentative' fashion.
The visitors, too, were in 'argumentative' mood.
I mean I'm softer but I'm 'argumentative' at the same time.
I have been to two or three of these events and have been struck that they are often really engaging and 'argumentative' and quite surprise the adults.
Towards the end of my little encounter with Sophie Ward we argue about whether or not she is 'argumentative' .
I think you would have been in a much better 'argumentative' position to come to us if you had said something at that time.
But in an ostensibly substantial and 'argumentative' book review?
The 'argumentative' tradition, if used with deliberation and commitment, can also be extremely important in resisting social inequalities and removing poverty and deprivation.
Reasoning, Toulmin argued, was an 'argumentative' and persuasive activity, embedded in concrete human predicaments.
To be fair, I had a hard time maintaining my concentration at all (three complex and 'argumentative' papers in less than an hour is excruciating).
This is not the same as being 'argumentative' , or arguing just for the sake of arguing.
Edinburgh [during the Enlightenment] is a tiny little place where there is a small group of 'argumentative' , ferociously competitive, hard-drinking, brilliant men.
He remains on good terms with them 30 years later, and his encounters and phone conversations with Bono are the spine of the book - 'argumentative' , philosophical and challenging.
If we have spent several class periods introducing conventions of reasoned evidence in 'argumentative' writing, we usually look for such features in student papers.
If he doesn't eat, his sugar is low, then he tends to get very 'argumentative' , moody and bad-tempered.
But while he as intelligent, charming, and witty, the Italian was also 'argumentative' , mocking, and vain.
But this study suggests that maximizing our serotonin with tryptophan will help us behave even more dominantly and less 'argumentatively' , which can keep us feeling confident and help us accomplish our goals.
Hill's is a thematic biography, moving emotionally as much as 'argumentatively' .
‘She's the queen's daughter too,’ I added 'argumentatively' .
They may choose to write 'argumentatively' , in dialogical form, a method used by many early writers.
But my co-panelist was 'argumentatively' skeptical.
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