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specious

/ˈspiː.ʃəs/

翻译: 形容某个论点或说法表面上看似合理、正确,但实际上具有误导性、虚假或缺乏真正价值。

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词语关系

adjective

/ˈspiː.ʃəs/C2formal
  • zh形容某个论点或说法表面上看似合理、正确,但实际上具有误导性、虚假或缺乏真正价值。

Describes an argument or claim that seems plausible or correct but is actually misleading, false, or lacking in real merit.

  1. Misleadingly attractiveC2formal

    Superficially plausible or appealing but actually wrong or false.

    zh似是而非的诱人之处

    • His specious argument convinced many people at first glance.
    • The advertisement made specious claims about the product's benefits.
    • She saw through his specious reasoning immediately.

    同义词deceptivefallaciousmisleadingplausiblesmoothsophistical

    反义词authenticgenuinehonestsoundtruevalid

  2. Deceptively pleasingC2formal

    Having a false appearance of truth or genuineness.

    zh似是而非的

    • The specious charm of the salesman hid his dishonest intentions.
    • They were taken in by the specious elegance of the proposal.
    • The theory is specious and lacks any real evidence.

    同义词casuisticdeceptivefallaciousmisleadingplausiblesmoothsophistical

    反义词authenticgenuinehonestrealsinceresoundtruthfulvalid

词形
  • more specious comparative form
  • most specious superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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