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pseudojustification

pseudojustification noun: a justification for a proposition, statement, or assertion that is erroneous, fallacious, dishonest, or incorrect.

Noun

pseudojustification (plural pseudojustifications)

  1. A justification for a proposition, statement, or assertion that is erroneous, fallacious, dishonest, or incorrect.

Forms of pseudojustification

pluralpseudojustifications

Questions about pseudojustification

What does pseudojustification mean?
Pseudojustification means a justification for a proposition, statement, or assertion that is erroneous, fallacious, dishonest, or incorrect.
What part of speech is pseudojustification?
Pseudojustification is a noun.
What is the plural of pseudojustification?
The plural of pseudojustification is pseudojustifications.

Words near pseudojustification in the dictionary

  1. pseudojournalist
  2. pseudojournalistic
  3. pseudojournalists
  4. pseudojournals
  5. pseudojujubogenin
  6. pseudojustification
  7. pseudokarren
  8. pseudokarrens
  9. pseudokarst
  10. pseudokarstic
  11. pseudokarsts

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