midargument
midargument noun: a point in time during an argument.
Noun
midargument (uncountable)
- A point in time during an argument.
- She accuses him of having a thing for white girls, which really sets him off — and Tomine takes voyeuristic delight in capturing every gruesome facial expression of a couple in midargument.2007 November 11, Jim Windolf, “Asian Confusion”, in New York Times
Origin of midargument
From mid- + argument.
Questions about midargument
- What does midargument mean?
- Midargument means a point in time during an argument.
- What part of speech is midargument?
- Midargument is a noun.
Words near midargument in the dictionary
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