- Argumentator
- Ar|gu|men|ta|torder; -s, ...oren<aus lat. argumentator »der Beweisführer«>:1. im Schultheater der Sprecher des ↑Arguments, der Erklärer des latein. Texts.2. (veraltet) den Beweis Erbringender.
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Argumentator
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