議論する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
| Form | Positive | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| Dictionary | 議論する | 議論しない |
| Polite | 議論します | 議論しません |
| Past polite | 議論しました | 議論しませんでした |
| Past | 議論した | 議論しなかった |
| Te-form | 議論して | 議論しないで |
| Desire | 議論したい | 議論したくない |
| Potential | 議論できる | 議論できない |
| Passive | 議論される | 議論されない |
| Causative | 議論させる | 議論させない |
| Causative passive | 議論させられる | 議論させられない |
| Volitional | 議論しよう | |
| Polite volitional | 議論しましょう | |
| Imperative | 議論しろ | 議論するな |
| Conditional | 議論すれば | 議論しなければ |
| Tara conditional | 議論したら | 議論しなかったら |
noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb
Covers both constructive discussion and heated argument; context determines the tone. Often used for formal or logical exchanges of opinions.
その問題について長時間議論した。
We discussed the issue for a long time.
His proposal sparked a heated debate.
They discuss environmental issues.
Opinions are divided on this policy.
That remark sparked a big controversy.
They deepened the discussion by involving experts.
The debate over that issue still continues today.
議論 is a neutral, general word for discussion or argument, while 論戦 specifically implies a fierce, combative exchange, often in politics.
議論 refers to an actual back-and-forth discussion or debate between people, while 論 is the more abstract term for an argument, theory, or written essay and often appears inside compounds.
議論 covers debate or argument with opposing viewpoints, while ディスカッション implies a more structured, collaborative exchange of ideas.
議論 is a general word for argument or discussion that can be casual or heated, while 討議 specifically denotes a formal, organized deliberation such as in a meeting or committee.
議論 is a neutral word for discussion or debate that may be calm or heated, while 激論 specifically stresses that the exchange became intense and emotional.
揉む in this sense implies a heated, back-and-forth hashing-out of an issue, while 議論する is the neutral, formal word for discussing or debating.
議論 is a general discussion or debate that can be informal or argumentative, while 審議 is a formal, structured deliberation aimed at an official decision.
議論する is the general, everyday word for discussing or arguing back and forth, while 論じる suggests a more formal, structured treatment of a topic, often in writing.
議論する describes a back-and-forth debate between people, whereas 論じ尽くす stresses that a topic has been discussed until nothing more remains to say.
議論 is a neutral term for discussion or debate, whereas 押し問答 implies both sides are just repeating themselves without progress.
議論 covers any argument or discussion, often with disagreement, whereas ディベート implies a structured, competitive exchange with assigned sides.
議論 is a neutral, general word for discussion or argument, whereas 物議 specifically implies public controversy or criticism.
議論 is a general word for discussion or argument that need not be face-to-face, whereas 対論 specifically means arguing in direct confrontation.
議論 means discussion or debate between differing positions, whereas 言論 emphasizes the act of expressing views in public society, not necessarily arguing.
議論する is more formal and can involve debate or disagreement, whereas 話し合う stresses cooperative talking to reach understanding.
議論する describes a back-and-forth debate or exchange of opinions, while 論ずる focuses on presenting a structured, often written argument on a topic.
議論 suggests debate or argument with differing opinions being defended, while 対話 focuses on open, cooperative exchange rather than persuasion.
議論 emphasizes debate or argument over a point, while 座談 has a more relaxed, exploratory feel without needing disagreement.
議論 emphasizes a formal debate or argument over a point, while 話 in the discussion sense is more general and can include casual negotiation.
議論 means a discussion or debate itself, while 異論 refers to a single dissenting opinion within such a discussion; learners often mix them up because both end in 論.
議論 means a discussion or debate itself, whereas 両論 refers specifically to the two opposing viewpoints being discussed, though both share the kanji 論.
after a heated discussion; after much debate