speciousness

IPA: spˈiʃʌsnʌs

Examples of "speciousness" in Sentences

Is the speciousness of your argument clear enough yet?
The utter speciousness of your comparison in the above is embarrassing.
The transparency of the speciousness of your points reveals that you don't have a clue about what the other side is fighting for.
The passage, as it proceeds, is not without an air of speciousness, which is yet, as it appears to us, only derived from a perversion of the assumption against which it is directed.
Obama made a “weather here/weather there” comparison to specifically note the speciousness, and then went on to address the issue of trends of which certain types of weather patters are an exemplar.
The speciousness began right from its opening lines: “Recent reports on experiments with mice have given wide publicity to a theory that cigarette smoking is in some way linked with lung cancer in human beings.”
Henry Sidgwick's obsessively persistent speciousness, distortions and misrepresentations in the face of rational, objective evidence mark him as a person who desires the Jews eternally to be subservient to host nations.