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Polemise

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To engage in debate or argument; to express strong disagreement or opposition

Description: Polemise is a verb that refers to the act of engaging in a debate or argument, usually with the intention of expressing strong disagreement or opposition. It involves presenting and combating different points of view, often conducted in a contentious and passionate manner.

Example sentences:

1. During the heated political discussion, they began to polemise over the controversial policy.
2. The philosophers polemised over the ethical implications of artificial intelligence.
3. As the team members had opposing views, they often polemised during team meetings.

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