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pseudologic

pseudologic noun: false logic. A logical argument that deliberately omits an outcome so that a false conclusion is reached.

Noun

pseudologic (countable and uncountable, plural pseudologics)

  1. False logic. A logical argument that deliberately omits an outcome so that a false conclusion is reached.

Forms of pseudologic

pluralpseudologics
alternative formpseudo-logic

Origin of pseudologic

From pseudo- (“false”) + logic.

Questions about pseudologic

What does pseudologic mean?
Pseudologic means false logic. A logical argument that deliberately omits an outcome so that a false conclusion is reached.
What part of speech is pseudologic?
Pseudologic is a noun.
What is the plural of pseudologic?
The plural of pseudologic is pseudologics.

Words near pseudologic in the dictionary

  1. pseudoloculi
  2. pseudoloculus
  3. pseudologarithmic
  4. pseudologia fantastica
  5. pseudologia phantastica
  6. pseudologic
  7. pseudological
  8. pseudologically
  9. pseudologics
  10. pseudologies
  11. pseudologise

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