fallacious in Irish
fallacious in Irish is fallásach — fallacious means based on faulty reasoning or a mistaken belief, and therefore wrong.
fallacious in Irish
fallásach
Characterized by fallacy; false or mistaken.
What does "fallacious" mean?
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adjective Based on faulty reasoning or a mistaken belief, and therefore wrong.
"The argument that prices always fall in a recession is fallacious."
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adjective Likely to mislead someone, whether or not deliberately.
"The advert made fallacious claims about the product's health benefits."
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fallacious in a sentence
- The argument that prices always fall in a recession is fallacious.
- She exposed the fallacious assumption at the heart of the report.
- The advert made fallacious claims about the product's health benefits.
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What is "fallacious" in Irish?
"fallacious" in Irish is fallásach. fallacious means: Based on faulty reasoning or a mistaken belief, and therefore wrong.
How do you use "fallacious" in a sentence?
Example: "The argument that prices always fall in a recession is fallacious." In Irish, "fallacious" is fallásach.
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