No. 11,533 in Spanish
falacia
A false or misleading idea, argument, or belief.
In a sentence
La falacia del argumento lleva a conclusiones incorrectas.
The fallacy in the argument leads to incorrect conclusions.
Here, 'falacia' is used to describe a specific error in reasoning within an argument.
Es una falacia creer que todas las estrellas fugaces cumplen deseos.
It is a fallacy to believe that all shooting stars grant wishes.
In this context, 'falacia' refers to a widely held but mistaken belief or idea.
Expuso la falacia de los datos presentados en el informe.
He exposed the fallacy of the data presented in the report.
Here, 'falacia' is used to denote falsehood or deceit in the context of presented information.
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