n.诡辩术，诡辩

原形：sophistry复数：sophistries

His arguments were mere sophistry, designed to confuse rather than inform.
他的论据不过是诡辩，旨在迷惑而非告知。
The politician's defense of his policies was a tissue of sophistry and half-truths.
这位政治家对其政策的辩护充满了诡辩和半真半假的说法。
The advertisement uses sophistry to persuade consumers that the product is essential.
广告运用诡辩来让消费者相信该产品是必不可少的。
The lawyer attempted to refute the evidence with a series of sophistical arguments.
律师试图用一系列狡猾的论点来反驳证据。
The debate descended into sophistry when both sides started using fallacious reasoning.
辩论在双方开始使用错误推理时陷入了诡辩。
The philosopher's critique of the opposing view was a masterclass in sophistry.
这位哲学家对对立观点的批判是诡辩技巧的典范。
Don't be deceived by her sophistry; she's only trying to manipulate you.
别被她的诡辩所欺骗，她只是想操纵你。
The lecturer warned students against resorting to sophistry in their essays.
讲师警告学生不要在论文中诉诸诡辩。
His argument was so convoluted and filled with sophistry that few could follow it.
他的论点如此复杂且充满诡辩，以至于很少有人能理解。
The salesman's attempt at sophistry failed to convince the customer, who saw through his tactics.
销售员的诡辩尝试未能说服顾客，顾客看穿了他的策略。