- paralogise
- paralˈogize or paralˈogise intransitive verbTo reason falsely• • •Main Entry: ↑paralogia
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paralogise — (Brit.) v. draw conclusions not based on the premises; reason misleadingly (also paralogize) … English contemporary dictionary
paralogised — paralogise (Brit.) v. draw conclusions not based on the premises; reason misleadingly (also paralogize) … English contemporary dictionary
paralogises — paralogise (Brit.) v. draw conclusions not based on the premises; reason misleadingly (also paralogize) … English contemporary dictionary
paralogising — paralogise (Brit.) v. draw conclusions not based on the premises; reason misleadingly (also paralogize) … English contemporary dictionary
paralogize — /peuh ral euh juyz /, v.i., paralogized, paralogizing. to draw conclusions that do not follow logically from a given set of assumptions. Also, esp. Brit., paralogise. [1590 1600; < ML paralogizare < Gk paralogízesthai to reason falsely, equiv. to … Universalium
paralogize — (Amer.) v. draw conclusions not based on the premises; reason misleadingly (also paralogise) … English contemporary dictionary
paralogized — paralogize (Amer.) v. draw conclusions not based on the premises; reason misleadingly (also paralogise) … English contemporary dictionary
paralogizes — paralogize (Amer.) v. draw conclusions not based on the premises; reason misleadingly (also paralogise) … English contemporary dictionary
paralogizing — paralogize (Amer.) v. draw conclusions not based on the premises; reason misleadingly (also paralogise) … English contemporary dictionary
