To lose a debate
Ejemplo: They lose a debate despite strong arguments
Definición
"To lose a debate" means to fail to convince others or to be defeated in a formal argument or discussion, often because one's points are less persuasive or supported than those of the opponent.
Etimología
The phrase "to lose a debate" combines the verb "lose," originating from Old English "losian," meaning to perish or be defeated, with "debate," derived from Latin "battuere," meaning to beat or fight. Together, they reflect the idea of being overcome in a verbal contest.
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