fallacy in Greek
fallacy in Greek is πλάνη — fallacy means a mistaken belief, especially one based on flawed reasoning.
fallacy in Greek
πλάνη
Pronounced: plani
Deceptive or false appearance; that which misleads the eye or the mind.
What does "fallacy" mean?
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noun A mistaken belief, especially one based on flawed reasoning.
"It's a common fallacy that money alone brings happiness."
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noun An argument that seems logical but is actually flawed or misleading.
"His argument relied on a classic fallacy: attacking the person instead of the point."
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fallacy in a sentence
- It's a common fallacy that money alone brings happiness.
- His argument relied on a classic fallacy: attacking the person instead of the point.
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What is "fallacy" in Greek?
"fallacy" in Greek is πλάνη. fallacy means: A mistaken belief, especially one based on flawed reasoning.
How do you pronounce πλάνη?
"fallacy" in Greek is πλάνη, pronounced "plani".
How do you use "fallacy" in a sentence?
Example: "It's a common fallacy that money alone brings happiness." In Greek, "fallacy" is πλάνη.
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