logomachy 的定义
plural lo·gom·a·chies.
- a dispute about or concerning words.
- an argument or debate marked by the reckless or incorrect use of words; meaningless battle of words.
- a game played with cards, each bearing one letter, with which words are formed.
更多logomachy例句
- Reid and his successors were quite as much alive as Locke to the danger of falling into mere scholastic logomachy.
- This logomachy of vituperation was opened by President Wheelock who wrote an unsigned attack upon the Trustees.
- If this sort of logomachy pleases you as an intellectual exercise, well and good, if it goes no further.
- The following is a specimen of the logomachy of the day, in which Mencius is supposed to have excelled.
- But a greater champion than William was needed to wipe away what seems to the world the cobwebs of mediæval logomachy.