ARGUE Copy link • ARGUEto discuss a question: agere rem or de re (general term): disputare, disserere de aliqua re (of learned discussions: disserere, mostly of a continuous discourse): sermonem habere de re (discuss it in conversation): disceptare aliquid or de aliqua re (with a view to the settlement of a dispute): to argue at great length, multis verbis disputare: to argue on the other side, contra disputare: to argue on both sides of a question, in utramque partem: on opposite sides, in contrarias partes. Produce arguments, argumentari (with neuter pronoun or dependent clause): docere argumentis: firmare, confinnare argumentis: efficere or evincere velle (to wish to establish an opinion). Accuse, arguere (with genitive, ablative de, accusative with infinitive, or ut). [Vid: ACCUSE.] Prove, infer (transitively), probare: evincere, ostendere, declarare.