analysing argument word bank

random idk what is happenign

advocates

• champions

• encourages

• urges for readers to support

• promotes endorses

• calls for

• foregrounds the importance of

• emphasises the necessity of

attempts to

• aims to

• seeks to reposition readers

• works to challenge readers’ assumptions

• endeavours to cultivate

• strives to

• can be seen to

• is intended to

serves to

• mayy function to

• works to

• prompts readers to,

• urges readers to,

• highlights,

• emphasises,

• reinforces,

• challenges,

• cultivates,

• elicits,

• galvanises.

sophistic vcaa style

• legitimises

• normalises

• problematises

• challenges

• interrogates

• validates

• galvanises readers into

• cultivates a sense of

• fosters

• elicits

• invokes

garner support

• bolsters support for

• positions readers to endors

• fosters public approval

• build concensus

• strengthen readers’ confidence

• secure readers’ backing for

suggests

• positions readers to view the proposal as a necessary solution

• cultivates the belief that opposition to the LALA is unreasonable

• encourages readers to empathise with LALA and endorse reform

• legitimises contention that

• validates

• elicits

• engenders

• galvanises

argues

• advocates for

• contends that

• advances the view that

• champions

• promotes the notion that

• maintains that

statement

• assertion

• claim

• remark

• derogatory characterisation

• impassioned plea

• overstatement

• accusation

word for things like “no-brainer” - nouns for evidence

• colloquial phrase

• phrase

• expression

• assertion

• claim

• characterisation

• depiction

• adjective

• noun

• verb

fancy descriptors

• emotive

• loaded

• forceful

• dismissive

• derogatory

adverb

• how

• where

• when

• how much

• how often