Noun:

संदिग्ध, वक्तृत्व, फक्किया, उंच, छद्म,

quibbling's Usage Examples:

But he held such disputes to be specious quibbling over words, and thus at the beginning he avoided taking sides.

Launius, however, still upheld that "[i]t would be quibbling to suggest that the outcome of the Kirtland Temple Suit did not give the.

"Convicted museum boss still quibbling".

Although there is some quibbling as to whether it was the first boutique hotel ever, Morgans, founded by.

communication and not quibbling, each implementation should overcome minor nonconformities with standard: Respond with a generic_nack with command_status3 to.

(settlement), 10) vāda (discussion), 11) jalpa (wrangling), 12) vitaṇḍā (cavilling), 13) hetvābhāsa (fallacy), 14) chala (quibbling), 15) jāti (sophisticated.

Jalpa (wrangling), Vitaṇḍā (cavilling), Hetvābhāsa (fallacy), Chala (quibbling), Jāti (sophisticated refutation) Nigrahasthāna (point of defeat) The.

God, which discusses Nso history, Nso and Bamoun had been constantly quibbling, and to many, this seemed to be mostly sibling rivalry than any unavoidable.

Library Journal, in a review of The Fifth Petal, wrote "While a few quibbling questions may bedevil fans of Barry"s The Lace Reader, the many suspenseful.

When he heard any one make a quibbling objection he used to observe sarcastically: "Are you not from Pumbedita.

Nirṇaya (settlement), Vāda (discussion), Jalpa (wrangling), Vitaṇḍā (cavilling), Hetvābhāsa (fallacy), Chala (quibbling), Jāti (sophisticated refutation).

thesis, such means as quibbling[disambiguation needed], illegitimate rejoinders and any kind of clincher.

(1749), that the word "[o]ften (and perhaps originally) applied to a quibbling or evasive way of dealing with difficult cases of duty.

Synonyms:

equivocation, quiddity, evasion, cavil,

Antonyms:

lend oneself, stand still, truth, refrain, confront,