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a fallacious conclusion

Here's a question to consider: is a slippery-slope argument inherently a fallacious argument?

And how can they be fortified by habits when they are proved to be fallacious by example?

In the following chapter we shall consider briefly the reasons—in my opinion fallacious—which idealists advance in favour of their theory.

He regarded the system as wrong; more mischievous to the teachers than to the students; fallacious from the beginning to end.

I can well understand your anxiety to meet the fallacious Robbins, and I congratulate myself on the chance which has made us acquainted.

Such comparisons, however, between the profit and expense of new projects are commonly very fallacious; and in nothing more so than in agriculture.

Such an argument, in my opinion, is fallacious; and of course those who advance it do not put it so shortly or so crudely.

In his columns for the Washington Post he purports to examine " the foolish, the fallacious and the felonious in politics" , usually on the right.

No other firm base is there under heaven, for let them beware of the fallacious light of sentiment; too often used as a softer phrase for sensuality.

In like manner, a true belief cannot be called knowledge when it is deduced by a fallacious process of reasoning, even if the premisses from which it is deduced are true.