Definition

The process of presenting and explaining reasons to support a point of view or opinion, often in a debate or discussion.

Example

The lawyer's argumentation was clear and persuasive, helping to win the case.

Conversation

I really enjoyed our debate yesterday.

Me too! I think your argumentation was very strong.

Thanks! I felt confident about my points.

You definitely made me think differently about the topic.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Argumentation → It is formed from "argumentum" (from Latin, meaning a reason or evidence) and the suffix "-ation" (meaning the action or process of). The word "argumentation" refers to the process of presenting reasons or evidence to support a claim or position.

Memory Tip

Think of 'argument' as a reason or evidence, and '-ation' as the process of doing something. This helps you remember that argumentation is the process of presenting reasons.

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