pros and cons
pro and con
thesis
counterargument
plausible
plead
make a case for
argumentality
fratchety
argumental
casuistry
argumented
discursory
quiddity
cavil
quibble
subtility
argumenthood
fratchy
argue
argumentativeness
reason
strong
trilemma
givenness
dirimens copulatio
argumentative
negative
much to be said
objectionable
exceptionable
strawman
straw man
unarguable
big
inarguable
unargumentative
pseudoargument
redeeming quality
agonistic
eristic
eristical
Jesuitic
multiargument
mental gymnastics
slanderous
defamatory
denigratory
denigrating
misology
calumniatory
calumnious
for one
Morton's fork
libellous
denigrative
libelous
Exhibit A
counter-argumentative
parasitic gap
argumentativity
mental gymnast
disfavour
justify
misfavor
allusive
refuter
subtilize
excuse
prolepsis
extension
answer
exercise
reasoning
mixed bag
sublate
periodt
contrariety
there is something to be said for
tu quoque
sidebar comment
interchangeable
discursus
oppositive
uncertain
backtalk
antitypical
weak
come to bat
downside
contrary
antitypic
break a lance
variadic
disputatiousness
formal validity

English words for 'The positive and negative attributes of arguments.'

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