fallacy
Example Sentences
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The illusion that when we reach a goal we will finally attain happiness is called the arrival fallacy.
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Frankly, this fallacy takes the cake, while its perpetrator tries to eat it too.
From Washington Times
The deployment of this antiquated statute exposes the fallacy of the Supreme Court’s insistence that its ruling in Dobbs v.
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Mr. Turner described that argument as a “fallacy.”
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“Setting aside the constitutional and legal fallacies inherent in the White House’s argument, nothing in federal law prevented the White House from voluntarily complying with our requests,” he wrote.
From Washington Times
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
