Phrases with «to clinch any argument»

The phrase "to clinch any argument" means to firmly and decisively settle or win an argument. It suggests that someone has provided such a convincing point or evidence that there is no doubt left regarding the outcome of the argument. Full definition

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to clinch any argument

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argument to the contrary
merit to this argument
response to this argument

Sentences with «to clinch any argument»

Some, especially Cuomo, argue that this episode clinches the argument for creation of a board to control state pensions, instead of leaving the comptroller as sole trustee. (newsday.com)
A 70 - million - year - old fossil bird recently found in Madagascar may just clinch the argument that birds descended from two - legged dinosaurs. (discovermagazine.com)
The striking fact that the cash assets alone considerably exceed this figure, after deducting all liabilities, completely clinched the argument on this score. (greenbackd.com)
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