Converse of object

• construct: It also requires them to construct arguments in writing.

• accept: We wouldn't accept that argument for primary and secondary education, why should HE be any different?

• settle: The perfect way to settle every football argument or demonstrate tactics that should have been used on the pitch.

• win: The Bolsheviks won the argument - the revolution had to move forward.

Preposition: against

• functionalism: How is the scenario turned into an argument against functionalism?

Converse of subject

• convince: The Senate of AAU was also convinced by this argument.

• persuade: The lower appellate court was not persuaded by this argument.

Adjective modifier

• convincing: A convincing argument backed by a previously stated policy may limit escalation of a crisis.

• compelling: One of the most compelling arguments for the use of computer games in education is that they are inherently social.

• ontological: The ontological argument rests upon the false assumption that existence is a predicate.

• persuasive: The eurosceptics ' most persuasive argument is that the EU is ' imposed on the people ' .

• optional: The optional f argument can be used to specify an alternate stack frame to start.

• logical: Transferable Skills Students will further improve skills in logical argument, mathematical reasoning.

Noun used with modifier

• skeleton: Mr Dennys relied on certain passages in Hansard in his skeleton argument.

• command-line: The sample is a command-line application that takes one command-line argument.

• command: Note that the sed edit script, introduced by the sed command line argument -e spreads over two lines.

• prefix: With a prefix argument, displays the plain ` diff ' output.

Possessives

• appellant: In doing so we are assisted by the fact that the District Judge has provided us with comments on the appellant's skeleton argument.

Preposition: in

• favor: So the arguments in favor of luxury were persuasive!