Lingaku- the point of an argument being clearly stated; the tenor of an argument being well-reasonedyojijukugo
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- the point of an argument being clearly stated
- the tenor of an argument being well-reasoned
This phrase is used to describe the clarity and directness of the main assertion or proposition in an argument. It indicates that the argument is presented in a way that is easily understood and leaves no ambiguity.
His clearly stated argument in the presentation impressed many people.
This phrase describes the logical structure and sound reasoning behind an argument. It implies that the argument is built upon valid premises and leads to reasonable conclusions.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ろんしめいかい論旨明快なぶんしょう文章a clearly stated argument in writingろんしめいかい論旨明快にせつめい説明するto explain clearly the point of an argumentろんしめいかい論旨明快なほうこく報告a clearly articulated reportろんしめいかい論旨明快なぷれぜんてえしょんプレゼンテーションa clear presentation of the argumentろんし論旨をめいかい明快にするto clarify the point of the argumentろんしめいかい論旨明快なとうろん討論a well-reasoned discussionろんし論旨がめいかい明快であることthe importance of having a clear argumentろんしめいかい論旨明快ないけん意見a clearly stated opinionろんしめいかい論旨明快なせつめい説明a clear explanation of the argument