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casuistic

/ˌkæz.juˈɪs.tɪk/

Перевод: Относящийся к казуистике; использование умных, но несостоятельных рассуждений, особенно в моральных или юридических вопросах.

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adjective

/ˌkæz.juˈɪs.tɪk/C2formallegalустаревшее
  • ruОтносящийся к казуистике; использование умных, но несостоятельных рассуждений, особенно в моральных или юридических вопросах.

Relating to casuistry; the use of clever but unsound reasoning, especially in moral or legal questions.

  1. Relating to casuistryC2formal

    Of or relating to the practice of casuistry, which involves resolving moral problems by applying ethical principles to specific cases.

    ruКазуистический

    • The philosopher's casuistic approach helped clarify the ethical dilemma.
    • Her casuistic reasoning was praised for its thoroughness.
    • The debate took a casuistic turn when discussing the moral implications.

    Синонимыcasuistical

  2. Overly subtle or deceptive reasoningC2formal

    Characterized by the use of clever but often misleading or overly subtle reasoning, especially in moral matters.

    ruКазуистический

    • His casuistic arguments were designed to avoid the real issue.
    • The lawyer's casuistic interpretation of the law confused the jury.
    • Critics dismissed the proposal as casuistic and self-serving.

    Синонимыcaptiousdeceptiveevasivefallacioussophisticalspecious

    Антонимыcandidguilelesshonestingenuoussincerestraightforward

Формы
  • more casuistic comparative form
  • most casuistic superlative form
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