sophistic (Meaning)
sophistic (a)
of or pertaining to sophists
sophistic (s)
plausible but misleading
Synonyms & Antonyms of sophistic
Synonyms:
- unconsidered
- silly
- inconsequential
- asinine
- random
- absurd
- reasonless
- meaningless
- surreal
- preposterous
- weak
- ill-advised
- strange
- invalid
- inconsistent
- illegitimate
- unusual
- unsound
- eristical
- half-baked
- foolish
- nonsensical
Antonyms:
- credible
- plausible
- enlightened
- true
- informed
- convincing
- solid
- enlightened
- just
- organized
- certain
- reasoned
- just
- well-grounded
- satisfying
- sane
- justified
- justified
- compelling
- plausible
- sane
- cogent
- reasoned
- commonsense
- persuasive
- clear
- compelling
- certain
- well-grounded
- cogent
- persuasive
- informed
- well-founded
- organized
- satisfying
- credible
- convincing
- true
- solid
- clear
- sober
- commonsense
- well-founded
- sober
sophistic Sentence Examples
- The politician's sophistic rhetoric masked their true intentions.
- His sophisticated arguments employed complex logic and subtle nuances.
- She used sophisticated techniques to outmaneuver her opponents.
- The sophistic philosophy of the time emphasized the power of language to manipulate reality.
- His sophistic reasoning led to a flawed conclusion.
- The beauty of her sophistication was undeniable, radiating both elegance and intelligence.
- By using sophistic techniques, he convinced others of the validity of his erroneous ideas.
- Their sophistic dialogue engaged in a playful exchange of paradoxes and witty observations.
- The sophisticated system of economics was designed to maximize efficiency.
- She displayed a sophisticated understanding of the intricate workings of the human mind.
FAQs About the word sophistic
of or pertaining to sophists, plausible but misleading
unreasonable, fallacious, illogical, inconsequent,specious, misleading, nonrational, irrational, unreasoning, misguided
valid, rational, wise, sound, sensible, wise, logical,rational, reasonable, sensible
The politician's sophistic rhetoric masked their true intentions.
His sophisticated arguments employed complex logic and subtle nuances.
She used sophisticated techniques to outmaneuver her opponents.
The sophistic philosophy of the time emphasized the power of language to manipulate reality.
