arguer
/ˈɑrɡjuər/
noun
- A person who gives reasons or evidence to support or oppose an idea, plan, or opinion, often in a discussion or debate.
- She is a skilled arguer who can convince almost anyone to see her side.
- In the debate club, each arguer had three minutes to make their points.
- The arguer presented a strong case for building a new park in the neighborhood.
- A person who frequently or habitually disagrees with others or starts arguments.
- My uncle is such an arguer that he will challenge even the simplest statement.
- Nobody wanted to sit next to the constant arguer at the dinner table.
- Being an arguer all the time can make it hard to keep friends.
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