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1 Scheinargument
n specious ( oder spurious) argument* * *Schein·ar·gu·mentnt spurious [or bogus] [or hollow] argument* * * -
2 trügerisch
Adj. deceptive; (irreführend) misleading; Person: deceitful; Schluss: misguided, wrong; Argument: fallacious; Hoffnung: vain, illusory; Eis, Wetter: treacherous; trügerisches Urteil misjudg(e)ment; ein trügerisches Spiel spielen play a treacherous game* * *elusive; delusive; illusionary; illusory; illusive; phantasmic; specious; delusory; fallacious* * *trü|ge|risch ['tryːgərɪʃ]adj (liter)(= betrügerisch) deceitful, false; (= irreführend) deceptive; Hoffnung false* * *trü·ge·risch[ˈtry:gərɪʃ]adj deceptive* * *1.1) deceptive; false <hope, sign, etc.>; treacherous < ice>2) (veralt.): (auf Betrug zielend) deceitful2.1) deceptively2) (veralt.): (auf Betrug zielend) deceitfully* * *trügerisch adj deceptive; (irreführend) misleading; Person: deceitful; Schluss: misguided, wrong; Argument: fallacious; Hoffnung: vain, illusory; Eis, Wetter: treacherous;trügerisches Urteil misjudg(e)ment;ein trügerisches Spiel spielen play a treacherous game* * *1.1) deceptive; false <hope, sign, etc.>; treacherous < ice>2) (veralt.): (auf Betrug zielend) deceitful2.1) deceptively2) (veralt.): (auf Betrug zielend) deceitfully* * *adj.delusory adj.elusive adj.fallacious adj.illusionist adj.phantasmic adj.specious adj.treacherous adj. adv.elusively adv.fallaciously adv.speciously adv. -
3 bestechend
I Part. Präs. bestechenII Adj. fascinating; Äußeres: captivating, enchanting; Lächeln: winning, charming; Argument: persuasive, stärker: irresistible; Angebot: tempting, stärker: irresistible; bestechende Leistung brilliant performance; von bestechender Einfachheit / Logik delightfully simple / irresistibly logical; dieser Vorschlag hat etwas Bestechendes there is something irresistibly attractive about this proposal* * *specious* * *be|stẹ|chend1. adjSchönheit, Eindruck captivating; Angebot tempting, enticing; Klarheit irresistible; Geist, Kondition winning2. adv(= beeindruckend) einfach, elegant, klar impressively; schön, logisch incredibly* * *be·ste·chendI. adj captivating, irresistible, impressiveein \bestechendes Angebot a tempting offerein \bestechender Gedanke a fascinating thought [or idea]ein \bestechendes Lächeln a winning smileeine \bestechende Schönheit an entrancing [or captivating] beautyein \bestechender Geist a brilliant mind▪ etwas B\bestechendes something irresistibleetwas B\bestechendes haben to have a certain irresistibilityII. adv winningly, impressively* * *Adjektiv attractive; captivating, winning <smile, charm>; persuasive < argument, logic>; tempting < offer>* * *B. adj fascinating; Äußeres: captivating, enchanting; Lächeln: winning, charming; Argument: persuasive, stärker: irresistible; Angebot: tempting, stärker: irresistible;bestechende Leistung brilliant performance;von bestechender Einfachheit/Logik delightfully simple/irresistibly logical;dieser Vorschlag hat etwas Bestechendes there is something irresistibly attractive about this proposalC. adv:bestechend einfach delightfully simple* * *
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specious argument — index non sequitur Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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specious — I adjective affected, apparent, appearing, artificial, assumed, believable, bogus, casuistic, casuistical, colorable, colored, convincing, counterfeit, credible, deceiving, deceptive, deluding, delusive, delusory, erroneous, exterior, external,… … Law dictionary
specious — spe|cious [ˈspi:ʃəs] adj formal [Date: 1300 1400; : Latin; Origin: speciosus beautiful, easily believed , from species; SPECIES] seeming to be true or correct, but actually false ▪ a specious argument … Dictionary of contemporary English
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specious — adjective formal seeming to be true or correct, but actually false: a specious argument speciously adverb speciousness noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
specious — UK [ˈspiːʃəs] / US [ˈspɪʃəs] adjective seeming to be true but in fact wrong a specious argument … English dictionary
specious — adj. 1 superficially plausible but actually wrong (a specious argument). 2 misleadingly attractive in appearance. Derivatives: speciosity n. speciously adv. speciousness n. Etymology: ME, = beautiful, f. L speciosus (as SPECIES) … Useful english dictionary
argument — noun 1 discussion ADJECTIVE ▪ bitter, heated, violent ▪ big ▪ I had a big argument with my mother this morning. ▪ little, petty … Collocations dictionary
