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What is the verb for argument?

The verb for "argument" depends on the context:

For arguing:

* Argue: This is the most common verb and means to present reasons or evidence in support of or against something.

* Example: "They argued about the best way to solve the problem."

For a disagreement:

* Disputing: This verb implies a disagreement or debate.

* Example: "The two parties disputed the terms of the contract."

For a logical reasoning:

* Reason: This verb implies a logical or rational argument.

* Example: "The lawyer reasoned that the evidence was insufficient."

For a statement of facts:

* Assert: This verb implies a strong statement of a fact or opinion.

* Example: "The witness asserted that she saw the defendant at the scene."

For a specific type of argument:

* Debate: This verb is used for a formal or public discussion of a topic, often with opposing sides.

* Example: "The two candidates debated their policies on healthcare."

* Contend: This verb implies a strong disagreement or opposition.

* Example: "The scientists contended that the theory was flawed."

The best verb to use will depend on the specific context of the argument and the nuance you want to convey.

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