debate
/dɪˈbeɪt/
verb
- To discuss or argue about a topic formally, often with opposing sides.
- They debated whether to build a new school or repair the old one.
- The two politicians will debate the new tax law on television tonight.
- Our team debated the pros and cons of remote work for an hour.
- To think about or consider something carefully before making a decision.
- She debated with herself about which college to attend.
- He debated the best route to take to avoid traffic.
- I am debating whether to take the job offer or stay at my current company.
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noun
- A formal discussion or argument about a specific topic, often with opposing sides.
- The students prepared for the school debate on climate change.
- The candidates held a lively debate about healthcare reform.
- There was a heated debate in the town hall about the new park.
- A general discussion or consideration of different opinions or ideas.
- The article sparked a national debate on privacy rights.
- After much debate, the family decided to adopt a dog.
- There is ongoing debate about the best way to teach reading.
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