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argue for

   Also found in: Legal 0.09 sec.
argue for someone or something
to make a case in favor of someone or something; to speak on behalf of someone or something in an argument. Are you prepared to argue strongly for this proposal? We will argue for our candidate in the debate.
See also: argue


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The New Answers Book 2" is a must for any Christian who wants to be informed as they argue for their beliefs.
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Lawyers for several detainees at Guantanamo have been given documents which they have used to argue for their clients' innocence.
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On Tuesday, the Republican presumptive nominee used a visit to a nuclear power plant in the battleground state of Michigan to argue for an expansion of the industry.
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