argumentatively's Usage Examples:

Habermas views communication and debate in the public sphere as argumentatively meritocratic.

exercise to solve, a composition to write or a question to answer argumentatively.

Milton's polemic provided an effective response, both rhetorically and argumentatively, to Salmasius' volume.

aware of every factor leading up to decisions they make; People learn argumentatively effective but logically invalid defensive strategies (such as rhetorical.

invite discussion on the merits of the Christian religion, which they argumentatively challenge, in the confidence of their competence to prove, that such.

described the book as "socialistic, not to say revolutionary; yet not argumentatively so.

controlling behaviour, some historians believe Edith stood up to him argumentatively.

"For," said the Dominie, argumentatively, "you have the pleasure of enjoying it first as it goes down, and then.

They therefore argue that it is incoherent to argumentatively advance an ethical position on the basis of the is–ought problem, which.

They arise from association with words and cannot be dealt with argumentatively'.

his defence of Pitt's administration "one of the best things, either argumentatively as to matter, or critically and to manner and style" that he could.

sufficient unless it is authenticated in a way to show otherwise than argumentatively that it is the result of the judgment of the President himself, and.

" Their debates continued, sometimes argumentatively, and Darwin felt devastated by Hooker's intention to set off on a survey.

Synonyms:

disputatiously;