FALLACY

[`fæləsɪ]

обман, хитрость

обманчивая внешность

ошибка, заблуждение

ошибочность, впадение в противоречие

софизм, ложный довод

fallacy: translation

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1) общ. заблуждение, ошибочное мнение

2) общ. софизм; ложный аргумент, ошибка умозаключения; ложный вывод

1. ошибка, заблуждение

2. ошибочность; обманчивость

3. 1) софизм, ложный аргумент

2) софистика

3) ложный вывод (в статистике)

fallacy: translation

Any error of reasoning. Reasoning may fail in many ways, and a great variety of fallacies have been distinguished and named. The main division is into formal fallacies in which something purports to be deductively valid reasoning but is not, and informal fallacies in which some other mistake is made. Such mistakes may include the introduction of irrelevancies, failure to disambiguate terms, vagueness, misplaced precision, and so on. Many fallacies that have been named are here referred to under their names: see argumentum ad …, four-term fallacy, gambler's fallacy, ignoratio elenchi, vicious circle.

1. ошибка, заблуждение;

2. ошибочность;

3. софизм, ложный вывод в статистике.

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1) ошибка, заблуждение;

2) ошибочность;

3) софизм, ложный вывод в статистике.

fallacy [ˊfæləsɪ] n

1) оши́бка, заблужде́ние; ло́жный вы́вод

2) оши́бочность, обма́нчивость

3) софи́зм, ло́жный до́вод

1) <scient.> ложный вывод