“To defeat in an argument” in Japanese
Short answer
To defeat in an argument in Japanese is “言い負かす” (iimakasu). Full meaning: to defeat (someone) in an argument, to argue (someone) down, to confute (someone), to refute (someone).
Other ways to say “To defeat in an argument” in Japanese
言負かす
iimakasu to defeat (someone) in an argument, to argue (someone) down, to confute (someone), to refute (someone)
言いまかす
iimakasu to defeat (someone) in an argument, to argue (someone) down, to confute (someone), to refute (someone)
いい負かす
iimakasu to defeat (someone) in an argument, to argue (someone) down, to confute (someone), to refute (someone)
言負かそ
iimakaso to defeat (someone) in an argument, to argue (someone) down, to confute (someone), to refute (someone)
言負かさ
iimakasa to defeat (someone) in an argument, to argue (someone) down, to confute (someone), to refute (someone)
言負かせ
iimakase to defeat (someone) in an argument, to argue (someone) down, to confute (someone), to refute (someone)
言負かし
iimakashi to defeat (someone) in an argument, to argue (someone) down, to confute (someone), to refute (someone)
いい負かそ
iimakaso to defeat (someone) in an argument, to argue (someone) down, to confute (someone), to refute (someone)
いい負かさ
iimakasa to defeat (someone) in an argument, to argue (someone) down, to confute (someone), to refute (someone)
言負かそっ
iimakaso to defeat (someone) in an argument, to argue (someone) down, to confute (someone), to refute (someone)
言い負かせ
iimakase to defeat (someone) in an argument, to argue (someone) down, to confute (someone), to refute (someone)
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