adj.谬误的

His argument was fallacious, relying on emotional appeals rather than facts.
他的论点是错误的，依赖于情感诉求而非事实。
The belief that all wealthy people are happy is fallacious and ignores the complexities of human emotions.
认为所有富人都幸福的观点是错误的，忽视了人类情感的复杂性。
The fallacious assumption that technology will solve all our problems has led to neglect of crucial social issues.
技术将解决我们所有问题的错误假设导致了对关键社会问题的忽视。
Her conclusion was based on a fallacious premise that correlation equals causation.
她的结论基于一个错误的前提，即相关等于因果。
The politician's claim that lowering taxes always boosts the economy is fallacious and not supported by economic data.
那位政治家声称降低税收总是能刺激经济，这是错误的，并没有得到经济数据的支持。
The fallacious idea that hard work guarantees success overlooks factors like luck and privilege.
努力工作必然成功的错误观念忽视了运气和特权等因素。
His reasoning was fallacious, as he assumed that everyone shared his values without providing evidence.
他的推理是错误的，因为他假设每个人都共享他的价值观，而没有提供证据。
The fallacious notion that all criminals are inherently evil disregards the role of societal factors in criminal behavior.
认为所有罪犯本质上都是邪恶的错误观念忽视了社会因素在犯罪行为中的作用。
The advertiser's claim that their product can make you lose weight overnight is fallacious and misleading.
广告商声称他们的产品可以让你一夜之间减肥，这是错误且具有误导性的。
The belief that intelligence is fixed and cannot be improved is fallacious; research shows that it can be developed with practice.
认为智力是固定不变且无法提高的观点是错误的；研究表明，通过练习可以发展智力。