1. plural of argumentation; the process of presenting reasons or evidence to support or oppose a claim; the act of arguing or debating
Usage: typically used in academic, formal, or rhetorical contexts
2. plural of argumentation; a series of arguments or the structure and method of presenting logical reasoning
Usage: used in logic, philosophy, and rhetoric to describe systematic reasoning

Examples

• The debate featured several strong argumentations from both sides of the political issue.
• Her essay included multiple argumentations to support her thesis about climate change.
• The lawyer presented clear argumentations to convince the jury of her client's innocence.
• In philosophy class, we studied different argumentations used by famous thinkers.
• The panel discussion involved lengthy argumentations about the best approach to education reform.
• His argumentations were well-structured and easy to follow.