対たい論ろん

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対論する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

face-to-face argument; debate in person

Emphasizes direct, in-person confrontation or debate, as opposed to written or remote exchanges. Can be used as a noun or with する.

〈人ひと〉と対たい論ろんするto debate face-to-face with someone
首しゅ相しょうは野や党とうのリーダーと対たい論ろんした。
The prime minister debated face-to-face with the opposition leader.
〈事こと〉について対たい論ろんするto hold a direct debate about a matter
二人ふたりはその政せい策さくについて対たい論ろんした。
The two of them debated the policy face-to-face.

討とう論ろんN1
討論 is a formal, structured debate often with rules or an audience, while 対論 emphasizes a direct, one-on-one confrontation between two parties.
議ぎ論ろんN3
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.
論ろん争そうN3
論争 refers to a prolonged, often public dispute or controversy over an issue, while 対論 is a single face-to-face exchange between two people.
討とう議ぎN1
討議 is a cooperative, deliberative discussion (often in a group) aimed at reaching a conclusion, whereas 対論 stresses a direct clash of opposing views.

対たい談だんN1
対談 is a friendly or informative face-to-face conversation between two people, while 対論 implies an actual argument or debate with opposing positions.

Compound of 対 (たい, 'face, opposite') and 論 (ろん, 'argument, theory'). The combination naturally yields the meaning of arguing directly with someone.