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Fallacious

Definition

(formal) Containing a flaw or error in reasoning; based on a mistaken or false idea. Often used to describe arguments that seem persuasive but are actually invalid or misleading.

Example Sentences

1The philosopher's argument was fallacious, as it relied on a false premise that had been disproven by empirical evidence.
2Is it not fallacious to assume that correlation necessarily implies causation in statistical analysis?
3The politician's claim that the new policy would create jobs was widely criticized as fallacious, given the lack of supporting data.
4Avoid fallacious reasoning in your critical thinking exercises by carefully evaluating the assumptions underlying each argument.
5There is a long history of fallacious arguments in the field of economics, from the 'laissez-faire' ideology to the 'trickle-down' theory.

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