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

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

Formal or structured oral argument, such as in a courtroom, academic debate, or formal meeting. Often used with する to mean 'to argue' or 'to plead'.

Related words· 6

議ぎ論ろんN3
議論 is the everyday word for a general discussion or argument, while 弁論 is a formal, often structured oral argument used in courts, debates, or formal meetings.
討とう論ろんN1
討論 refers to a structured debate with opposing sides discussing a topic, whereas 弁論 can be a one-sided formal argument or plea, as in a courtroom.
論ろん争そうN3
論争 describes a public dispute or controversy that can go on for a long time, while 弁論 is a single formal act of arguing or pleading a case.
口こう頭とう弁べん論ろん
弁論 is the general legal term for argument or pleading, while 口頭弁論 specifically refers to the formal oral-argument stage of a trial.

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論ろん告こく
論告 refers specifically to the prosecutor's closing argument, while 弁論 is the broader term for oral arguments made by either side in court.
レトリック
弁論 focuses on the act of making a speech or argument, whereas レトリック refers to the stylistic art of persuasive language itself.

Don't confuse with

弁べん舌ぜつ
弁論 means a formal debate or argument (as in a courtroom or contest), while 弁舌 refers to one's general skill or style of speaking, not a specific speech event.
答とう弁べんN1
弁論 refers to oral argument or pleading (as in a debate or trial), while 答弁 specifically means the formal answer given in response to a question or accusation.