logomach (Meaning)
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logomach (n)
someone given to disputes over words
Synonyms & Antonyms of logomach
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logomach Sentence Examples
- The politician's logomach about economic reform obfuscated their true intentions.
- The debate descended into a logomach, with arguments based on semantics rather than substance.
- The contending lawyers engaged in a protracted logomach over the interpretation of the contract.
- The academic's logomach exasperated his students, who struggled to understand his abstruse theories.
- The company's logo was a clever design, but it succumbed to logomach over its perceived hidden meanings.
- The intellectual's logomach became a hallmark of their erudition, dazzling listeners but ultimately alienating them.
- The political pundit's logomach served to sow division and sow confusion among the electorate.
- The philosopher's logomach led them to question the very foundations of reality, leaving them lost in a labyrinth of words.
- The writer's logomach filled their work with dense passages of rhetoric more concerned with eloquence than clarity.
- The theologian's logomach about the nature of God ultimately left the matter as incomprehensible as before.
FAQs About the word logomach
someone given to disputes over words
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The politician's logomach about economic reform obfuscated their true intentions.
The debate descended into a logomach, with arguments based on semantics rather than substance.
The contending lawyers engaged in a protracted logomach over the interpretation of the contract.
The academic's logomach exasperated his students, who struggled to understand his abstruse theories.
