The phrase "argue play" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "During the debate, they began to argue playfully about the topic."
Alternatives: "debate playfully" or "discuss in a playful manner".
Like most Americans, we raise children, eat, make love, grow food, argue, play and generally try to live a good life.
They could, they argue, play an even bigger role in delivering the big changes in healthcare that most experts agree are needed to guarantee the future of the NHS.
Our friends, they argue, play a more active role in shaping us, and the mirroring view fails to acknowledge this.
At the same time, to the best of our knowledge, there is very little contribution on the causality relationships between the above three variables that, as we argue, play a crucial role for economic policies that search to reconcile growth and a clean environment.
The impact of those deals still haunts the region and, many would argue, plays a central role in its instability.
Brazilians, he argued, play too many games — as many as eighty-five per year, compared with fifty or sixty in Europe.
As a little back-to-school thought, let's shift gears to a group of workers who earn pennies in comparison but who, it could be argued, play at least as vital a role in society.
Many Romanians working abroad, he argued, play a valuable role in the economies of other countries, including the UK.
Such political discourses on rejecting Chinese Confucianism, as Foucault argued, play a vital role in constituting a particular "political regime of truth" (Foucault and Gordon 1980, p. 207).
Local research units, this article argues, play a very important role for the scientific field they belong to, for example by mobilizing financial support, offering job opportunities, attracting talented recruits, and providing adequate training.
AIM, he argues, plays a critical role.
