See Also: roguish(dictionary)
roguish(dictionary)

Argument (law) and roguish (iou)


Argument (law)




Persuasion by laying out the facts, the law, and the reasoning that connects them. Arguments are made in documents filed in the court, or orally at a hearing or trial.





roguish (iou)



roguish adjective. L16.
[from ROGUE noun + -ISH1.]
Pertaining to or characteristic of a rogue. L16.
Acting like a rogue; unprincipled, dishonest. L16.
Playfully mischievous; waggish. L17.
J. A. Symonds He made himself a favourite by roguish ways and ready wit.
roguishly adverb E17.
roguishness noun L16.