“To corner in an argument” in Japanese
Short answer
To corner in an argument in Japanese is “やり込める” (yarikomeru). Full meaning: to talk (someone) down, to argue down, to silence, to put (someone) in their place, to corner in an argument, to get the better of.
Other ways to say “To corner in an argument” in Japanese
やり込めろ
yarikomero to talk (someone) down, to argue down, to silence, to put (someone) in their place, to corner in an argument, to get the better of
やり込めん
yarikomen to talk (someone) down, to argue down, to silence, to put (someone) in their place, to corner in an argument, to get the better of
やり込めよ
yarikomeyo to talk (someone) down, to argue down, to silence, to put (someone) in their place, to corner in an argument, to get the better of
やり込めれ
yarikomere to talk (someone) down, to argue down, to silence, to put (someone) in their place, to corner in an argument, to get the better of
やり込めよっ
yarikomeyo to talk (someone) down, to argue down, to silence, to put (someone) in their place, to corner in an argument, to get the better of
やり込めりゃ
yarikomerya to talk (someone) down, to argue down, to silence, to put (someone) in their place, to corner in an argument, to get the better of
やり込めよふ
yarikomeyou to talk (someone) down, to argue down, to silence, to put (someone) in their place, to corner in an argument, to get the better of
やり込めよう
yarikomeyou to talk (someone) down, to argue down, to silence, to put (someone) in their place, to corner in an argument, to get the better of
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