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reargue

reargue verb: to argue again.

Verb

reargue (third-person singular simple present reargues, present participle rearguing, simple past and past participle reargued)

  1. To argue again.
    • There will always be sports fans ready to relive and reargue the merits of celebrated professional sports teams like the 1995 Dallas Cowboys.2009 August 24, Brad Stone, “For Sports Obsessed, a Site Tries to Please Every Fan”, in New York Times

Forms of reargue

third-person singular presentreargues
present participlerearguing
past participlereargued
pastreargued

Origin of reargue

From re- + argue.

Questions about reargue

What does reargue mean?
Reargue means to argue again.
What part of speech is reargue?
Reargue is a verb.
What is the past tense of reargue?
The past tense of reargue is reargued.

Words near reargue in the dictionary

  1. rearfoot
  2. rearguard
  3. rearguard action
  4. rearguard actions
  5. rearguards
  6. reargue
  7. reargued
  8. reargues
  9. rearguing
  10. reargument
  11. rearguments

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