Specious definition

Specious means plausible but false, based on pretense; deceptively pleasing. A synonym of Specious is ‘Spurious’. Spurious means, intended to deceive.

Examples of Specious in a sentence

• Specious reward: a behavioral theory of impulsiveness and impulse control.

• Specious reward: A behavioral theory of impulsiveness and impulse control.

• Specious objections will not, of course, defeat a motion for summary judgment, but real questions about credibility, gaps in the evidence, and doubts as to the sufficiency of the movant’s proof, will.

• Specious objections will not, of course, defeat a motion for summary judgment, but real questions about credibility, gaps in the evidence, and doubts as to the sufficiency of the movant's proof, will.

• Specious adver- saries are a quantum version of the classical notion of passive adversaries.

• Ayesha Bell Hardaway, Time is Not on Our Side: Why Specious Claims of Collective Bargaining Rights Should Not Be Allowed to Delay Police Reform Efforts, 15 Stan.

• For the dis- covery part we have to find services that are generally able to help our problem.Today modelling the concept of a service is mostly done within so-called UDDI directories [21] that provide a yellow pages style lookup mechanism giving a short semantic WSDL [5] description of a service together with its signature for invocation details.

• Specious objections will not, of course, defeat a motion forsummary judgment but real questions about credibility, gaps in the evidence, and doubts as to the sufficiency of the movant’s proof, will not.” El v.

• The Specious Present.” Review of Philosophy and Psychology 4 (2):193-203 (2013).Bergson, Henri.

• Specious: Abant Izeet baysal Campus (altitude 850 m, Coordinates: N 40◦ 42.8640 , E 31◦ 31.1660 ); C.