Verb:

టాంగెడ్ పొందండి, వాదనకు,

argue's Usage Examples:

Keynesian economists generally argue that aggregate demand is volatile and unstable and that.

the new concept of "subversion" and argued that Marxists could only be combatted by "a profound faith, an unlimited obedience to the Holy Father, and a.

He argued that these houses would prevent the decline of living standards in New Zealand and increase the money available to workers without increasing the costs to employers.

However, even with several significant mistakes, Atler managed to place sixth at Trials and was still widely regarded as one of the United States's best gymnasts, causing some to argue that she had earned a spot on the team and to question the fairness of the selection process.

Political viewsO'Donnell supports a liberal immigration policy, saying in 2011 that [w]hen I was at the Treasury I argued for the most open door possible to immigration … I think it’s my job to maximise global welfare not national welfare.

Some commentators also argued that the presidential style of campaign, common in modern Australian politics, could be seen in Labor's formal campaign launch at the Norwood Town Hall the Sunday before the election, which had some similarities to the nomination conventions that the major parties hold in the United States.

Critics argue that practicing in an unmusical way dulls one"s musical instincts.

Silberman argue that the priests of Jerusalem began to promote Yahweh-based monolatry, aligning themselves with king Hezekiah"s anti-Assyrian views, perhaps.

Stillwaggon argues that in sub-Saharan Africa poverty associated with high-risk for HIV transmission adds to the stigma and social risk for women and girls in particular.

argued that when most or all persons act according to their own myopic selfishness, the group suffers loss as a result of conflict, decreased efficiency.

Modern Popobawa panicsReports of Popobawa attacks rise and fall with the election cycle in Zanzibar, although victims argue Popobawa is apolitical.

Synonyms:

represent, present, support, re-argue, lay out, fend for, defend, reason, expostulate,

Antonyms:

surrender, agreement, assent, equal, conform,