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Discover LudwigThe phrase "argue forcefully" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone who presents their arguments with strong conviction or intensity.
Example: "During the debate, she chose to argue forcefully in favor of environmental protection policies."
Alternatives: "assert strongly" or "present a strong case".
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But the Justice Department and the states argue forcefully that many facts remain in dispute.
Prominent strategists like Zbigniew Brzezinski argue forcefully that what worked in the cold war will work with the mullahs.
We aim to teach them to argue forcefully but with civility for what they believe and can support with reason.
For one, when people are assigned to play the devil's advocate role, they don't argue forcefully enough.
Both Bell and Ogletree argue forcefully that Brown should be understood to require not color blindness but an end to white supremacy and the subordination of African-Americans.
And their variety of form, opulence of drape and richness of ornament argue forcefully for the justice of such exalted treatment.
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She argued forcefully with the male leaders of her country.
John argued forcefully that we should say nothing until February.
A French feminist philosopher argues forcefully that women must avoid excessive child-centeredness.
He argued forcefully that Jews should move back into such shifting areas.
John Kasich has argued forcefully that politicians have a duty to help the poor.
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