The phrase "argumentative debate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a discussion or discourse where opposing viewpoints are presented and defended, often in a formal setting.
Example: "The panel engaged in an argumentative debate about the implications of climate change policies."
Alternatives: "contentious discussion" or "disputatious dialogue".
This is counterpoint as argumentative debating society, a characteristic of his music.
Newspapers on Friday morning reported that there was a "strong case for [the] death penalty" and the country's usually argumentative televised debates have struggled to overcome unanimity of opinions on the issue.
Newspapers said before the sentencing that there was a "strong case for [the] death penalty" and the country's usually argumentative televised debates have struggled to overcome unanimity of opinion on the issue.
As Universities began to develop in such important centers of learning as Paris and Oxford, so too did highly formalized and argumentative styles of debate and writing.
I think the most exciting weeks I have spent as a journalist were in the very early days of the Independent: we had open, argumentative and serious debates about issues such as our position on the Israel-Palestine war; we fought the closed parliamentary lobby system, and everyone hated us.
Another thing I noticed about my Spanish university early on was the constant debate and argumentative nature of seminars.
Argumentative Writing Room for Debate: "Colleges, by the Numbers" Common Core Standards: RI1, RI6, RI10, W1, W4, W10, RH4, RH5, RH8 Each year U.S. News and World Report publishes an update of its college rankings, and these rankings influence the decisions of students across the country and world.
The confrontational and argumentative tone of the final debate (as well as earlier debates) may serve to alienate voters rather than provide clear, authoritative and definitive information regarding critical problems facing the country.
Other texts portray disputation as a competitive, argumentative activity, a kind of public debate or dispute.
