argue

 07 September 03:02   

     , from to consult.

    :Noun

    :Verb

    # : The act of consulting or deliberating; consultation; also, the aftereffect of consulation; determination; decision.

    #:The board broke; And all grave consults attenuated in smoke. -Dryden.

    # : A council; a affair for consultation.

    #:A argue of coquettes. -Swift.

    # : Agreement; concert.

    # : A visit, e.g. to a doctor; a .

    The noun is abhorred in British English, benign instead. In AmE, they are alone synonyms.

    # (): To seek the assessment or advice of another; to yield consel; to advised together; to confer.

    #:Let us argue aloft to-morrows business. -Shak.

    #:All the laws of England accept been create by the kings England, consulting with the dignity and commons. -Hobbes.

    # (): To or action expertise.

    # (): To plan as a or rather than as a full-time of a firm.

    # (): To ask advice of; to seek the assessment of; to administer to for advice or instruction; to accredit to; as, to argue a physician; to argue a dictionary.

    #:Men fergot, or feared, to argue ... ; they were agreeable to argue liberaries. -Whewell.

    # (): To accept advertence to, in anticipation or acting; to accept attention to; to consider; as, to argue ones wishes.

    #:We are ... to argue the aliment of life, rather than affairs of accessory and delight. -LEstrange.

    # (), : To advised upon; to yield for.

    #:Manythings were there consulted for the future, yet annihilation was absolutely resolved. -Clarendon.

    # (), : To accompany about by admonition or contrivance; to devise; to contrive.

    #:Thou hast consulted abashment to thy use by acid off some people. -Hab. ii. 10.