disputant

The disputant must acquire promptitude in the employment of them.

Ramus was not the only disputant persecuted for these grave absurdities.

That type of disputant is still with us, and is still supporting his beliefs with the same tactics.

Like Socrates, he used all the sharp arts of a disputant in the interests of common sense and of an almost archaic dogmatism.

As for the disputant who had stirred up the monster, his situation was as unenviable as it was comic to the bystanders.

But the most distinguishing characteristic of him is, that he is a disputant, and higgles over an argument.

More interesting than itself are eleven pieces of congratulatory Latin verse prefixed to it by college friends of the disputant.

But, it is asked by the disputant, If we had followed her exclusively, how far should we have travelled from our starting-point?

His opponents say that he is too much of a poet to be a critic; he is certainly too much of a poet to be a disputant.

The disputant says, "Fire must be non-hot because it is artificial."