arguendo
- A Latin phrase meaning 'for the sake of argument,' used by lawyers when they accept a fact for the purpose of making a legal argument, without admitting that fact
- The defense attorney asserted, even if taken arguendo that his client was negligent, the plaintiff's negligence was too great for a damage recovery.
- Asssuming arguendo, we accept that he breached the contract, his actions were still legally justified.
- Even if it's accepted arguendo that the defendant was present at the scene, there still isn't enough evidence for a conviction.
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