言いい争あらそい

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Meanings

Refers to a verbal dispute or heated exchange of words. Often implies a more serious or prolonged disagreement than a simple discussion.

〈人ひと〉と言いい争あらそいになるto end up in an argument with someone
つまらないことで友とも達だちと言いい争あらそいになった。
I ended up arguing with my friend over something trivial.
言いい争あらそいをするto have an argument
夫ふう婦ふはお金かねのことで言いい争あらそいをした。
The couple had an argument about money.
〈事こと〉で言いい争あらそいになるto get into an argument over something
駐ちゅう車しゃ場じょうの使つかい方かたで言いい争あらそいになった。
An argument broke out over how to use the parking lot.
言いい争あらそいが起おこるfor an argument to break out
会かい議ぎ中ちゅうに激はげしい言いい争あらそいが起おこった。
A fierce argument broke out during the meeting.

口こう論ろんN2
口論 is a slightly more formal or literary word for a verbal dispute, while 言い争い is the everyday term for the same kind of heated exchange.
喧けん嘩かN4
喧嘩 can mean either a verbal argument or a physical fight, whereas 言い争い refers strictly to an exchange of words.
言いい合あい
言い合い is a lighter, more neutral word for a back-and-forth exchange of words, while 言い争い suggests a more serious or heated dispute.
論ろん争そうN3
論争 is a formal term for a debate or controversy over ideas, while 言い争い is a personal, often emotional verbal quarrel.

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物もの言いい
言い争い is a common, plain term for a quarrel, whereas 物言い used this way sounds old-fashioned.
口くち喧げん嘩かN3
言い争い is a more formal, neutral term for a verbal dispute, while 口喧嘩 sounds more casual and often petty or emotional.
押おし問もん答どうN1
言い争い is a general verbal fight or squabble, while 押し問答 specifically highlights the stubborn, circular nature of the exchange.

Compound of 言い (the continuative form of 言う 'to say') and 争い (the continuative form of 争う 'to dispute').