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fallacious
[fuh-ley-shuhs]
adjective
containing a fallacy; logically unsound.
fallacious arguments.
deceptive; misleading.
fallacious testimony.
disappointing; delusive.
a fallacious peace.
fallacious
/ “ŚÉ˱ō±šÉŖŹÉ²õ /
adjective
containing or involving a fallacy; illogical; erroneous
tending to mislead
delusive or disappointing
a fallacious hope
Other 51³Ō¹Ļ Forms
- fallaciously adverb
- fallaciousness noun
- nonfallacious adjective
- nonfallaciously adverb
- nonfallaciousness noun
- unfallacious adjective
- unfallaciously adverb
- “ڲ¹±ō˱ō²¹³¦¾±“dzܲõ²Ō±š²õ²õ noun
- “ڲ¹±ō˱ō²¹³¦¾±“dzܲõ±ō²ā adverb
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of fallacious1
Example Sentences
Podcasters validate their fears and doubts, cite fallacious research, or more speciously, quote the all-purpose source of āsomeā or ātheyā without evidence.
Prosecutors contend that Bidenās lawyers have mischaracterized the IRSā leniency programs and say it is āutterly fallaciousā that amid the pandemic, āthe IRS effectively immunized all who willfully failed to pay their income taxes.ā
Eritreaās information minister on Wednesday called the report āfallacious.ā
He argued that the constitutional change had reset the clock to zero, but legal experts in Senegal and abroad dismissed the contention as fallacious.
Learn more about the mainstream mediaās fallacious information bubble on āRussiagateā HERE.
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