ELENCHn.
[L. elenchus; Gr. to argue, to refute.]
1. A vicious or fallacious argument, which is apt to deceive under the appearance of truth; a sophism. [Little used.]
2. In antiquity, a kind of earring set with pearls.
[L. elenchus; Gr. to argue, to refute.]
1. A vicious or fallacious argument, which is apt to deceive under the appearance of truth; a sophism. [Little used.]
2. In antiquity, a kind of earring set with pearls.
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