sophistical (Meaning)
sophistical (s)
plausible but misleading
Synonyms & Antonyms of sophistical
Synonyms:
- ill-advised
- illegitimate
- half-baked
- meaningless
- reasonless
- eristical
- nonsensical
- weak
- inconsistent
- random
- inconsequential
- unsound
- strange
- foolish
- surreal
- unconsidered
- absurd
- silly
- unusual
- invalid
- preposterous
- asinine
Antonyms:
- well-founded
- justified
- persuasive
- well-grounded
- compelling
- just
- sober
- just
- solid
- commonsense
- commonsense
- reasoned
- certain
- satisfying
- certain
- clear
- cogent
- justified
- reasoned
- well-grounded
- convincing
- true
- organized
- satisfying
- informed
- true
- well-founded
- sane
- solid
- informed
- credible
- clear
- cogent
- plausible
- enlightened
- credible
- sane
- convincing
- compelling
- plausible
- sober
- enlightened
- organized
- persuasive
sophistical Sentence Examples
- The politician employed sophistical arguments to obfuscate the truth.
- We were wary of the lawyer's sophistical tactics, as she tried to manipulate the jury's emotions.
- The advertisement used sophistical language to create a false sense of urgency.
- The philosopher rejected the sophistical premise that virtue is only relative to the individual.
- The scholar exposed the sophistical nature of the historical narrative, revealing its distortions and biases.
- The essay was riddled with sophistical reasoning, relying on faulty logic and specious arguments.
- The salesman's sophistical pitch attempted to persuade us into making a hasty purchase.
- We recognized the sophistical nature of the opponent's debate tactics, as they sought to avoid addressing the main issues.
- The judge dismissed the defense attorney's sophistical arguments as irrelevant and immaterial.
- The sophistical theories of the postmodernists challenged traditional notions of truth and objectivity.
FAQs About the word sophistical
plausible but misleading
illogical, misleading, eristic,specious, irrational, inconsequent, nonrational, unreasonable, unreasoning, fallacious
sensible, valid, logical, logical, sensible,rational, wise, valid, reasonable, wise
The politician employed sophistical arguments to obfuscate the truth.
We were wary of the lawyer's sophistical tactics, as she tried to manipulate the jury's emotions.
The advertisement used sophistical language to create a false sense of urgency.
The philosopher rejected the sophistical premise that virtue is only relative to the individual.
