logical fallacy

1. A fallacy; a clearly defined error in reasoning used to support or refute an argument, excluding simple unintended mistakes.

2. A formal fallacy.

   A valid syllogism contains three terms; with four it commits the logical fallacy known as quaternio terminorum.

   a fallacy in logical argumentation

1. I can't see your argument through all these logical fallacies.

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2. Affirming the consequent is an example of a formal logical fallacy.

   ruПеремена мест причины и следствия – пример формальной логической ошибки.

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3. An appeal to common sense is a type of argument from incredulity, a logical fallacy.

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4. That's not a valid argument. It's a logical fallacy.

   deDas ist kein zulässiges Argument. Das ist ein logischer Trugschluss.

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