fallacy

His want of success arose from the insufficiency, not the fallacy, of theory.

Do not commit the fallacy of sitting down for a little rest.

There is no need of a long explanation to show the fallacy of this idea.

Godwin, in all this, reproduces the current fallacy of his generation.

A few minutes served to convince her of the fallacy of this expectation.

The fallacy of the argument has been exposed by more than one critic.

That the distinction is a fallacy is obvious; it is almost acknowledged to be so by Socrates himself.

There is a fallacy, too, in comparing unchangeable laws with a personal governor.

What yesterday we believed to be fallacy, to-day we know to be the truth.

It may be remarked in this place, that the fallacy of human reasoning is shown in every moment.