Noun:

বিশেষ প্রতিবাদী,

special pleading's Usage Examples:

, 1839), which reached a fourth edition in 1875, was a piece of special pleading against the Dutch domination.

This can be an example of special pleading, a form of spurious argumentation that ignores relevant bases for meaningful.

the existence of God is not established), as a case of fallacious special pleading, and points out that asserting that the "average believer" is not well.

1754), was educated under private tutors, and after some years of special pleading was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Hilary term 1778.

review in the Medical Standard, noted that the book was a "piece of special pleading for the propaganda which it is designed to promote […] We may say this.

special pleading No.

This is considered a special pleading rule.

Children, too, will employ special pleading and emotional blackmail to promote their own interests, and self-development.

consigned, with all the logic of sophistry, factious clamour, and special pleading, to the abusers of reason at the hustings, the rostrum, and the bar.

Chantraine, whose opinion is in turn dismissed by Brind'Amour as special pleading Some of these writers assume that the various extracts from the Roman.

Statistical special pleading occurs when the interpretation of the relevant statistic is "massaged".

Fallacies such as argument from ignorance, special pleading, and the post hoc fallacy violate this criterion because they are arguments.

sustainable economic growth as the zone is wound down, or whether by special pleading or inertia, breaks and incentives remain in place to stop 'capital.

Bryan Appleyard of The Times found that Attenborough's "special pleading is fair and should be noted by other eco-warriors" and recommended.

Synonyms:

pleading;

Antonyms:

imperative;