- 看过 sophistry 的人也看了 :
- misconception
- deception
- fallacy
- trickery
- casuistry
- ambiguity
- inconsistency
- paralogism
sophistry 的定义
plural soph·ist·ries.
- a subtle, tricky, superficially plausible, but generally fallacious method of reasoning.
- a false argument; sophism.
sophistry 近义词
sophism
deception
sophistry 的近义词 7 个
sophistry 的反义词 1 个
更多sophistry例句
- Unlike some of the other arguments for the filibuster, this is a valid point, not mere sophistry.
- One of the arguments for intervention arising from the Syria strikes relies on a bit of sophistry.
- The crucial thing is not that there are no forms of legal sophistry deployed in order to make these claims.
- Even by the low standards of judicial sophistry, the opinion is a depressing exercise in bloviating certitude.
- The substitution of an effect for a cause is an old technique and trick of classical sophistry.
- No amount of rouge will ever camouflage rhetoric and sophistry.
- In calmer moments his mind would doubtless have pierced the cheap sophistry of the Count, and discarded it.
- They were polished men of society; not profound nor religious, but very brilliant as talkers, and very ready in wit and sophistry.
- I have no sophistry to shift my reasons with; but the truth I trust I have, which needs no painted colours to set her forth.
- That there is “sophistry,” on one side or other, is certain; but now it matters not on which.
- It is but a mere contention—a bone, as the Persian proverb says, thrown to two dogs, a palpable piece of sophistry.