In toulmin's structure of argument, a word or phrase that indicates the level of likelihood that a claim is strong is the

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Rambo

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In toulmin's structure of argument, a word or phrase that indicates the level of likelihood that a claim is strong is the

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Harold · Answer 1

Grounds, it gives the evidence of the claim. So it substantiates the claim, by providing statistics or other verifiable information. This makes the claim stronger and gives the reader more reason to believe it. Grounds adds the credibility to the initial claim that was made by the individual