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Is the word argument a noun?

Yes, "argument" can be a noun.

Here are some examples:

* "They had a heated argument about politics." (Here, "argument" refers to a disagreement.)

* "The essay presented a strong argument for the author's point of view." (Here, "argument" refers to a logical reasoning or a set of reasons.)

However, "argument" can also be a verb.

For example:

* "He argued his case passionately." (Here, "argued" means to present reasons for or against something.)

So, whether "argument" is a noun or verb depends on how it is used in a sentence.

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