argumentative in Japanese
argumentative in Japanese is 理屈っぽい, 議論好きの — argumentative means tending to argue or disagree, often over small things.
argumentative in Japanese
理屈っぽい
Pronounced: rikutsuppoi
Prone to argue or dispute.
議論好きの
Prone to argue or dispute.
What does "argumentative" mean?
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adjective Tending to argue or disagree, often over small things.
"He gets argumentative whenever anyone questions his plans."
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adjective Relating to or presenting a structured argument.
"The essay uses an argumentative style to build its case."
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argumentative in a sentence
- He gets argumentative whenever anyone questions his plans.
- The essay uses an argumentative style to build its case.
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What is "argumentative" in Japanese?
"argumentative" in Japanese is 理屈っぽい, 議論好きの. argumentative means: Tending to argue or disagree, often over small things.
How do you pronounce 理屈っぽい?
"argumentative" in Japanese is 理屈っぽい, pronounced "rikutsuppoi".
How do you use "argumentative" in a sentence?
Example: "He gets argumentative whenever anyone questions his plans." In Japanese, "argumentative" is 理屈っぽい, 議論好きの.
Are there other ways to say "argumentative" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "argumentative": 理屈っぽい, 議論好きの.
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