Incite by argument
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EXHORTIncite by argument
exhortedto incite by argument or advice urge strongly exhorting voters to do the right thing
exhortto incite by argument or advice urge strongly exhorting voters to do the right thing
needlerincite to action by repeated gibes needled the boy into a fight
CONFUTEOverwhelm by argument.
PERSUADEDInduced by argument.
SWAYSMoves by argument.
IMPUGNAttack by argument.
CONFUTESOverwhelms by argument
CONFUTEOverwhelm by argument
REBUTRefute by argument
REBUTSCounters by argument
REBUTCounter by argument
apologista defender by argument
epagogeargument by logical induction
indefensibleNot justifiable by argument
apologistsAPOLOGIST, a defender by argument
EPAGOGEIn logic, argument by induction.
PROVEEstablish the truth by argument
epagogesEPAGOGE, argument by logical induction
briefto support or defend by argument; endorse
resistedTry to prevent by action or argument
resistingTry to prevent by action or argument
resistsTry to prevent by action or argument
oppugnedto assail by criticism, argument, or action
oppugnto assail by criticism, argument, or action.
opposesDisapprove of and attempt to prevent, esp. by argument
discursiveProceeding by argument or reasoning rather than by intuition
unprovenNot demonstrated by evidence or argument as true or existing
LAPELSThings that might be grabbed by someone in an argument
rebutcontradict or oppose by formal legal argument, plea, or countervailing proof
rebuttedcontradict or oppose by formal legal argument, plea, or countervailing proof
disputatious(of an argument or situation) Motivated by or causing strong opinions
sophisticatesMislead or corrupt (a person, an argument, the mind, etc.) by sophistry
unprovableUnable to be demonstrated by evidence or argument as true or existing
sophisticatingMislead or corrupt (a person, an argument, the mind, etc.) by sophistry
sophisticateMislead or corrupt (a person, an argument, the mind, etc.) by sophistry
refutableto prove wrong by argument or evidence show to be false or erroneous
submissionA proposition or argument presented by a lawyer to a judge or jury
evasionavoiding of an argument, accusation, question, or the like, as by a subterfuge