Argumentative - Law Dictionary Search Results
Influential
or possessing influence or power potent efficacious effective strong having authority or ascendency as an influential man station argument etc
Insolidity
Lack of solidity weakness as the insolidity of an argument
Invalidate
the authority of to render of no force or effect to overthrow as to invalidate an agreement or argument
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Irrefragable
to be gainsaid or denied not to be refuted or overthrown irrefutable unanswerable incontestable undeniable as an irrefragable argument irrefragable evidence
Irrelavant
Not relevant not applicable or pertinent not bearing upon or serving to support foreign extraneous as testimony or arguments irrelevant to a case
Hypothesis
or inference for proof of the point in question something not proved but assumed for the purpose of argument or to account for a fact or an occurrence as the hypothesis that head winds detain an overdue
Lameness
The condition or quality of being lame as the lameness of an excuse or an argument
Methodic
a manner to illustrate a subject or to facilitate practical observation well ordered as the methodical arrangement of arguments a methodical treatise
motivating
causing motion or impelling to action providing a motive2 as motivating arguments
Obstinate
Pertinaciously adhering to an opinion purpose or course persistent not yielding to reason arguments or other means stubborn pertinacious usually implying unreasonableness
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