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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    distorted reasoning flawed argument illogical thinking fallacious logic perverse reasoning warped thinking misguided belief mistaken notion erroneous assumption false premise specious argument spurious reasoning casuistic reasoning sophistical argument misleading inference deceptive reasoning convoluted thinking tortuous logic circuitous reasoning ambiguous language obscure thinking vague notion unclear idea muddled thought confused idea disordered thinking irrational thought unreasonable belief absurd notion preposterous idea ridiculous concept nonsensical idea contradictory thinking paradoxical reasoning inconsistent logic incongruous idea

    Meaning of Twisted Logic

    The primary meaning of "Twisted Logic" refers to a flawed or distorted way of reasoning that leads to incorrect or misleading conclusions.

    Definitions

    • A distorted or flawed way of reasoning that leads to incorrect or misleading conclusions
    • * A form of argumentation that is based on false or misleading premises
    • * A type of thinking that is characterized by a lack of clarity, consistency, or coherence

    Etymology of Twisted Logic

    The term "Twisted Logic" is a colloquialism that is derived from the idea of twisting or distorting the normal rules of logic and reasoning
    The word "twisted" comes from the Old English word "twistian," which means "to turn or twist"
    The word "logic" comes from the Greek word "logikos," which means "of or pertaining to reason or discourse"

    Example Uses

    • The politician's argument was based on twisted logic and failed to convince the audience
    • * The conspiracy theory relied on twisted logic and ignored the evidence
    • * The student's essay was marred by twisted logic and poor reasoning

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    sound reasoning logical thinking clear argument coherent thought rational belief reasonable assumption valid premise true premise straightforward thinking direct reasoning uncomplicated logic simple idea obvious notion straightforward concept lucid thought transparent idea honest argument sincere reasoning genuine belief authentic idea credible notion

    Related Nouns

    reasoning logic argument premise assumption notion idea concept thought belief theory hypothesis proposition statement claim assertion allegation accusation conclusion inference deduction

    Related Verbs

    reason think argue premise assume notion conceive believe theorize hypothesize propose state claim assert allege accuse conclude infer deduce

    Related Adjectives

    logical rational reasonable sound valid true clear coherent consistent straightforward simple obvious lucid transparent honest sincere genuine authentic credible