訔 (yín) - To argue & to dispute
訔 · yín
To argue;
to dispute;
to debate;
also used in ancient texts as a proper name.
To argueto disputeto debate
Usage highlights
To argue and debateContentious speechDisputatious personLiterary debateScholarly dispute
Usage & contexts
Examples
- They engaged in a heated debate (訔论).
- The scholar was known for his argumentative style (訔辩).
- Ancient texts mention a person named Yan Yan (訔訔).
Collocations
- To argue and debate(訔辩)
- Contentious speech(訔言)
- Disputatious person(訔人)
- Literary debate(文訔)
- Scholarly dispute(学訔)
Idioms
- Engage in heated debate(訔訔不休)
- Scholarly contention(文坛訔辩)
- Contentious discourse(訔论纷纷)
Cultural background
FAQ- Appears in classical Chinese texts, often in contexts of scholarly debate or legal dispute.
- Rarely used in modern vernacular Chinese, primarily found in historical or literary contexts.
- The character structure combines 'speech' (言) with a component suggesting movement or action.