argumentative

an intelligent but argumentative child;

the highest standards of argumentative rigour.

He is always argumentative and never agrees with anyone.

She tends to become argumentative when discussing politics.

Their argumentative nature often leads to conflicts within the team.

It's challenging to have a productive conversation with someone who is overly argumentative.

The argumentative tone of the meeting made it difficult to reach a consensus.

She enjoys engaging in argumentative discussions to test her debating skills.

His argumentative behavior often alienates his friends and family.

The students were encouraged to be critical but not overly argumentative in their essays.

The argumentative couple constantly bickers over trivial matters.

Her argumentative nature sometimes hinders effective communication in the workplace.

But machines are aeons away from being able to recreate rhetorical and argumentative flow across paragraphs and pages.

" Why not? " broke in her son, growing suddenly argumentative.

It doesn't have a lot of meaning in itself; it's just used a lot in these kind of argumentative situations.

I'm argumentative, but he just kind of.

As usual, this remark roused my argumentative faculty.

The next two adjectives are the adjectives argumentative or combative.

While in an argumentative research paper, you do considerably more.

It also says I can be argumentative and sometimes even hurtful.

Write Essay: where you have to write an argumentative essay where you express an opinion between 200 and 300 words.

Thanks They kicked me out of that party after 30 minutes for being too argumentative.