argumentative
argumental

Above all Europe needs to be taken over by argumentative people.

How much better it would have been had I not become argumentative.

"It's a more argumentative play than anything else I have written."

I'd just about had my fill of argumentative old men.

"Yes, but have you seen what our argumentative scientist is doing?"

But ever since the Games she had been different, contrary and argumentative.

He had now reached the argumentative stage of his doubt.

It is probably even more argumentative than over sheep as they are doing tonight.

When I put the phone down, my argumentative nature feels frustrated.

I will use all my argumentative powers to prove you wrong.

What would they think if I told them my argumentative 8-year-old cousin is a lawyer?

My parents were both quite argumentative, and had short fuses.

What he repeated back to me seemed stubborn and argumentative.

His eyes seemed argumentative and imploring at the same time.

The argumentative one shook the other man's hand off and started down the staircase.

After a long and argumentative day, nothing was re- solved.

It wasn't in an argumentative tone but more matter of fact.

Her door was open and I could hear their quietly argumentative voices down the hall.

Hurry, you stupid and argumentative old man, there is no other way open to us.

It can even become an argumentative essay if the author feels the need.

Somewhere, deep down, he was aware of being angry, or perhaps only argumentative.

Counsel will ask questions which are free from argumentative matter."

He was beginning to feel both good and argumentative.

"I don't want to sound argumentative, but is that really true?"

They were all silent and watching now, interested in what their argumentative sister would answer.