plural noun
Disagreements in which people speak angrily.
They had two arguments about money.
Frequent arguments can damage a relationship.
American English
/ˈɑɹ.gjə.mn̩ts/
3 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of argument
Disagreements in which people speak angrily.
Practice out loudDisagreements in which people speak angrily.
They had two arguments about money.
Frequent arguments can damage a relationship.
Reasons or groups of reasons that support ideas or opinions.
The report presents strong arguments for the plan.
Her arguments convinced the committee.
to disagree angrily with someone
They had an argument after dinner.
to start arguing with someone
He got into an argument with a stranger.
a good reason to support something
The low price is a strong argument for buying it.