polemical 的 2 个定义
- a controversial argument, as one against some opinion, doctrine, etc.
- a person who argues in opposition to another; controversialist.
- Also po·lem·i·cal. of or relating to a polemic; controversial.
polemical 近义词
argumentative
更多polemical例句
- In the same way, that museum exhibition was a big polemical attack on Pim Fortuyn mislabeled as a study of the fall of Rome.
- The more polemical the exchange, the more bluntly this point will be advanced.
- For decades now, the discourse about Israel has been far too hysterical, far too polemical, far too zero-sum.
- I think Philip's words provide an almost laboratory-pure example of just such a polemical tendency.
- This would be the opposite of blind partisanship and polemical vitriol, but would still be a conflict, even a bitter one.
- Is there any Church in Christendom with such a polemical history or at the present moment so hopelessly and bitterly schismatic?
- He wrote hurriedly, with a polemical object in view, and paid no attention to style.
- His logic was studied with the sole view of learning to use polemical weapons.
- Saadiah's polemical works have always a positive as well as a negative value.
- He describes this vigorous polemical treatise as "flung like a bombshell among my opponents."