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1. An assertion that requires support [n]
2. Take hold of [v]
3. To demand as a right [v] |
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| Proof/support/evidence/grounds [n] |
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| 1. In writing: specific facts, information, quotes, and examples used to support a claim |
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| Substantiate/substantiate [v] |
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| 1. Claim or declaration, often without support (statement) |
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1. A place or point (location)
2. High standing
3. In an argument, an opinion on an issue (belief)
4. To put into place [v] |
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1. A person with power to make a decision
2. Power
3. In an argument, a source (individual or group) considered expert because his or her opinion is credible or carries weight via education or experience |
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| 1. A mode of reasoning through which we determine if an assertion is valid or invalid, using reasons and evidence |
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1. An explanation or justification (cause, grounds)
2. To logically argue a point [v] |
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1. Proof (substantiation) [n]
2. To make clear [v] |
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| 1. The logical outline of an argument that includes a claim with support and evidence |
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| 1. The process of proving wrong via argument |
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1. To be an unconfirmed, probable theoretical assumption
2. To be possible and imagined |
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1. A cause's result
2. Importance
3. An inference or conclusion derived through logic and reasoning |
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1. Pertaining to argument [adj]
2. Of a logical discussion to reason and find the answer [adj]
3. Reasoning by juxtaposing contradictory ideas and finding areas of agreement—or synthesizing the areas [n] |
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1. Judge
2. Intermediary (negotiator) |
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| Objectivity/objective nature [n] |
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| 1. Detached impartiality (neutrality) |
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| 1. believable (reasonable) |
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1. Random (chance)
2. Subjective, on your own discretion |
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1. Avoid coming right out with the answer; beat around the bush (evade)
2. Vacillate (waver) |
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1. Majority opinion
2. Agreement together (harmony) |
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| 1. to name or count one by one |
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| 1. Go against the rules, breach or break trust (infringement) |
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