nonargument
/nɑnˈɑrɡjəmənt/
noun
- A statement or point that is not a valid or logical argument; something that fails to support a conclusion.
- The essay was full of nonarguments, like emotional appeals that didn't address the facts.
- His response was a nonargument, just repeating the same claim without evidence.
- In a debate, calling someone a name is a nonargument, not a real point.
- A disagreement or discussion that is not serious or meaningful; a trivial dispute.
- Don't worry about that comment—it's just a nonargument between friends.
- Their fight over which movie to watch was a nonargument, since they both agreed in the end.
- The meeting turned into a nonargument about who forgot to bring snacks.