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argumentum baculinum

argumentum baculinum noun: the use of physical force to win an argument.

Noun

argumentum baculinum

  1. The use of physical force to win an argument.

Origin of argumentum baculinum

From Latin [Term?].

Questions about argumentum baculinum

What does argumentum baculinum mean?
Argumentum baculinum means the use of physical force to win an argument.
What part of speech is argumentum baculinum?
Argumentum baculinum is a noun.

Words near argumentum baculinum in the dictionary

  1. argumentum ad nauseam
  2. argumentum ad numerum
  3. argumentum ad passiones
  4. argumentum ad populum
  5. argumentum ad verecundiam
  6. argumentum baculinum
  7. argumentums ad hominem
  8. arguria
  9. argus
  10. argus pheasant
  11. argus pheasants

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