激げき論ろん

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

Meanings

heated argument; heated discussion; heated debate

Refers to a vigorous, often emotional exchange of opinions. Can be used as a noun or with する to describe the act of engaging in such a debate.

〈人ひと〉と激げき論ろんを交かわすto exchange heated arguments with someone
二人ふたりの専せん門もん家かが激げき論ろんを交かわした。
The two experts had a heated exchange of arguments.
〈事こと〉について激げき論ろんするto argue heatedly about something
会かい議ぎでは新あたらしい方ほう針しんについて激げき論ろんした。
At the meeting, they argued heatedly about the new policy.
激げき論ろんになるto turn into a heated argument
話はなし合あいはすぐに激げき論ろんになった。
The discussion quickly turned into a heated argument.
激げき論ろんを繰くり広ひろげるto engage in a fierce, drawn-out debate
両りょう陣じん営えいは激げき論ろんを繰くり広ひろげた。
Both sides engaged in a fierce, drawn-out debate.

議ぎ論ろんN3
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.
論ろん争そうN3
論争 describes a prolonged dispute or controversy, often public and about ideas, whereas 激論 focuses on the heated intensity of a single exchange.
討とう論ろんN1
討論 is a formal, structured debate (as in a competition or panel), while 激論 implies passionate, sometimes unstructured arguing.
口こう論ろんN2
口論 refers to a verbal quarrel or spat, often personal and less formal than 激論, which can also apply to serious, substantive debates.

激げき怒ど
激怒 means to become furious or enraged, while 激論 refers to a heated verbal argument, not a state of anger itself.

Compound of 激 (intense, violent) and 論 (argument, theory). The meaning is transparent from its components.