sophistic

sophistic

美 [sə'fɪstɪk] 　英 [sə'fɪstɪk]

• adj.(古希腊)诡辩学派的；诡辩的
• 网络强辩的；诡辩症；强词夺理的

英汉解释

adj.	1. (古希腊)诡辩学派的;诡辩的,强辞夺理的

英英解释

adj.	1. clever-sounding and plausible but based on shallow or dishonest thinking or flawed logic 2. relating to sophists

例句

The decline of the sophistic movement is due to the inevitable result of the sophists' own logic.

智者运动的衰落主要是由于智者自身逻辑发展的必然结果。

The research on physical simulation is not under way deeply due to the sophistic mechanism of cutting and the difficulty in modeling.

物理仿真由于其切削机理复杂、建模难度大等客观原因，研究还不深入。

If she is not in his mind, then he knows whatever he says, they will only sound sophistic .

要是连想念也不曾有，他无论说什么，听起来都像强辩。

Interpreted this way, Zhuang Zi's idea is clear: it is not sceptical and sophistic as usually evaluated, but rather rich in dialectics.

它并非像人们通常所评价的那样是怀疑论和诡辩论，而是充满了辩证法。

Finally, I compared sophistic theory with the philosophy after it, and then pointed out its advantages and disadvantages.

最后，在与其后自我意识哲学的比较中指出了智者哲学的意义与局限。

In Epictetus there are two exercises: sophistic and ethical.

在伊比帖达斯，运动有两种：辩护跟伦理。

Ancient Greece's Sophistic Movement vs Educational Thinking

古希腊智者运动的兴起与教育思想新探

A Review of Sophistic Linguistics

古希腊智者语言学思想述评