case
/keɪs/ n [C] (ARGUMENT)Definition
› arguments, facts, and reasons in support of or against something: He presented the case against cutting the military budget. › law In a court of law, a case is a matter to be decided by a judge or jury (= group of people): She claimed the city’s negligence caused her accident, but she lost the case.
(Definition of case n (ARGUMENT) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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