To show grounds for concluding (that); to indicate, imply.
"The dark clouds argue that a storm is approaching soon."
In plain English: To argue means to have an angry disagreement with someone about something important.
"They started to argue about who should do the dishes after dinner."
Usage: Use argue when you are presenting reasons or evidence to support a specific conclusion or claim. Do not use it simply to mean disagreeing with someone in an argument; that is the meaning of quarrel or dispute.
A surname.
"The Argue family has lived in the valley for three generations."
The word argue comes from the Middle English arguen, which was borrowed from Latin through French to mean "to declare or prove." It replaced older Germanic words like flitan when it entered the language with this sense of showing something clearly.