Mening en Argument - Argumentatie en redenering
Hier leert u enkele Engelse woorden die verband houden met argumenteren en redeneren, zoals 'support', 'talking point' en 'unarguably'.
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to gain advantage over others by doing or saying something that receives a positive reaction, especially in an argument
to try to prove that one is more clever than someone else by making witty remarks
to clearly demonstrate something, especially the way that an argument, speech, etc. will develop so that everyone will notice and understand
the process of showing or understanding how something such as a speech or argument is organized or is going to develop
to interpret or present information with a subjective point of view or bias
the clever use of arguments that seem correct and convincing but are actually false in order to deceive people
an unfair attempt to persuade someone by only giving them facts that are in line with one's point of view
to highlight insignificant details or small distinctions between two things
the judge's summary near the end of a trial in court, specifically to remind the jury of the evidence and the main arguments concerning the case
to provide evidence or information in order to prove that something, especially a claim or idea is true
to support an opinion, argument, theory, etc. or to prove it's credibility
a type of logical argument that uses deductive reasoning to conclude based on two premises claimed or supposed to be true
a topic of interest, especially one that supports a particular argument that invites discussion
the most probable result or answer obtained from the evidence on both sides of an argument
used to refer to a stage or point reached by a particular process or activity
(of an argument, policy, etc.) the main point that shows the main idea or intention of what someone is saying or doing
used when stating the first and foremost reason or point that needs to be mentioned or considered
used humorously to show that someone has made a good point in an argument or discussion
(of an argument or claim) impossible to refute or disagree with because of being clearly true
(of a belief, idea, etc.) impossible to oppose or argue with
to back up or form the basis of an argument by providing support
a set of opinions, motives, or ideas that serve as a foundation of an argument, claim, etc.
a flaw or imperfection in one's character that makes one vulnerable
to completely beat someone in an argument or competition, particularly in a humiliating way