concrete argument
[ˈkɑːŋkriːt ˈɑːrɡjumənt]
nounpl: concrete arguments
argumento concreto
1. A specific, tangible, and factual argument supported by real examples, evidence, or data rather than abstract theory or speculation
The lawyer presented a concrete argument based on documented evidence rather than assumptions.
O advogado apresentou um argumento concreto baseado em provas documentadas em vez de suposições.
2. An argument that refers to particular instances or practical applications rather than general principles
She used a concrete argument by citing specific sales figures to support her proposal.
Ela usou um argumento concreto citando números de vendas específicos para apoiar sua proposta.
3. In logic and philosophy, an argument grounded in observable reality and empirical facts
The philosopher preferred concrete arguments over theoretical speculation.
O filósofo preferiu argumentos concretos em vez de especulação teórica.
In both American and Brazilian professional contexts, presenting 'concrete arguments' is highly valued in business negotiations, legal proceedings, and academic discourse. It reflects a preference for pragmatism and evidence-based reasoning over theoretical discussion. In Brazilian corporate culture, providing 'argumentos concretos' is essential for credibility and persuasiveness.
NYC Slang
solid argument / the real deal argument
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