argument
//ˈɑːɡjəmənt//
Noun
argumentSingular
argumentsPlural
1
A disagreement or quarrel between two or more people, often involving raised voices or strong emotions.
They had an argument about money last night.
2
A reason or set of reasons given to support or oppose a proposition, idea, or course of action.
She presented a strong argument for changing the policy.
3
A summary of the subject matter or plot of a literary work.
The argument of the poem is provided at the beginning of each chapter.
4
In mathematics and computing, an independent variable or value passed to a function or command.
The function takes two arguments: a number and a string.