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fallacious

/fəˈleɪ.ʃəs/

Traduction: Qualifie un argument, un raisonnement ou une croyance qui repose sur une erreur de logique ou une idée fausse.

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adjective

/fəˈleɪ.ʃəs/C2formal
  • frQualifie un argument, un raisonnement ou une croyance qui repose sur une erreur de logique ou une idée fausse.

Describes an argument or belief that is based on a mistaken belief or unsound reasoning.

  1. Based on a mistaken beliefC1formal

    Containing or based on a false or misleading idea or argument.

    frfondé sur une croyance erronée

    • His argument was fallacious because it relied on false assumptions.
    • The theory was proven fallacious after further research.
    • She pointed out the fallacious reasoning in his statement.

    Synonymeserroneousfalseflawedincorrectinvalidmistakenspeciousspuriousunsounduntruewrong

    Antonymescorrectlogicalreasonablesoundtruevalid

  2. Deceptive or misleadingC1formal

    Tending to deceive or mislead; not truthful.

    frTrompeur, fallacieux

    • The advertisement made fallacious claims about the product's effectiveness.
    • His fallacious promises convinced many people to invest.
    • The report was full of fallacious statistics.

    Synonymesdeceptivedelusiveerroneousfalseillusoryinaccuratemisleadingspeciousuntruewrong

    Antonymesaccuratehonestreliabletrustworthytruthfulveracious

Formes
  • more fallacious comparative form
  • most fallacious superlative form
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