endless argument

collocation in English

meaningsofendlessandargument

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endless
adjective
uk
/ˈend.ləs/us
/ˈend.ləs/
never finishing, or seeming never ...
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argument
noun[C or U]
uk
/ˈɑːɡ.jə.mənt/us
/ˈɑːrɡ.jə.mənt/
a disagreement, or the process ...
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(Definition ofendlessandargumentfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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These reasons are capable ofendlessargumentand dispute, but at the end they are still there.
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Anyone with any experience of industry must know that after 11 years there will beendlessargumentabout what was the practice in 1939.
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That will lead toendlessargumentas to the scope of the objective in relation to a particular case.
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In such cases large numbers of completely innocent people may be involved inendlessargumentand legislation.
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We could get into a potentiallyendlessargumentabout that.
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This will give rise toendlessargumentand is not a sound basis for a legal definition.
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And there would be room forendlessargumentabout what would constitute a reasonable contribution in any particular case.
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There could beendlessargumentover what constitutes a "reasonable alternative" and the validity of traffic regulation orders could be called into question.
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A local council will be involved inendlessargumentover the dates when people lived in a property.
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At any rate, it would be open toendlessargument, and of course to the test of judicial review.
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It might be a point ofendlessargumentamong lawyers whether such steps were necessary, or merely expedient.
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One could argue about the proper figure for inflation, what account should be taken of population and so on, but that is anendlessargument.
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Those extremely difficult questions cause and have causedendlessargumentand tend to prevent anything from being done.
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There could thus beendlessargumentbetween them and that is clearly undesirable.
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There will beendlessargument, endless conflict, and endless dispute.
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Here we return to the block grant and theendlessargument.
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And this very uncertainty leads toendlessargumentand makes any conclusion based upon it doubtful.
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It only leads toendlessargument, which is quite unnecessary.
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The doctors represented to me that such a situation would lead toendlessargumentwith patients, and would seriously impair the doctor-patient relationship.
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I am afraid that there will beendlessargumentand no doubt also court cases.
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