argumentum
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ar·gu·men·tum
(är'gyə-mĕn'təm) 
n. Logic, pl., -ta (-tə).
An argument, demonstration, or appeal to reason.
n. Logic, pl., -ta (-tə).
An argument, demonstration, or appeal to reason.
[Latin argūmentum. See argument.]
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