Argument Terms 10/5

Making a concession

• Explicit

• Concede

• Jargon

• Implicit

an idea that is opposed to (against) the writer's idea or point of view

• Counter Argument

• Loaded Language

• Qualifier

• Jargon

Something that is expressed or readily observable. It is obvious to see.

• Explicit

• Implicit

Something that is implied or indirect. You will have to infer.

• Explicit

• Implicit

The language used for a particular activity or by a particular group of people.

• Loaded Language

• Concede

• Jargon

• Qualifier

Uses words with strongly positive of negative connotations.

• Implicit

• Synergy

• Jargon

• Loaded Language

little words whose value to an argument are immeasurable

• Concede

• Qualifiers

• Rebuttal

• Refute

Evidence that negates or disagrees with the counter argument

• Rebuttal

• Qualifier

• Refute

• Rhetoric

To prove wrong by argument or evidence

• Rebuttal

• Qualifier

• Refute

• Rhetoric

The art and study of using language effectively and persuasively

• Refute

• Rhetoric

• Dogmatism

• Anaphora