completely unreasonable; ridiculous; preposterous; extremely mistaken

absurd theory; misconception or spurious argument

error; falsehood; a mistaken idea or belief that does not match reality

(idiom) preposterous to the highest degree; the height of folly; absurd

absurd; preposterous; irrational; contrary to reason or logic

to be a big mistake and not at all like the reality; completely wrong

an absurd statement or fallacious argument; a false theory

to pass on errors, lies, or false doctrines; the propagation of misconceptions; fallacy is disseminated through the ages

literary term for an error, mistake, or falsehood; full of mistakes

false idea; erroneous view; incorrect opinion

A method of indirect proof where an assumption is shown to be false because it leads to an absurd or contradictory conclusion; arguing by contradiction.

to spread false or absurd rumors; to circulate an inaccurate report

absurd or incorrect views, theories, or schools of thought

an error or mistake

To be riddled with mistakes; there are hundreds of errors.

error; mistake; deviation; (literary) a false or incorrect statement

undeserved kindness or misplaced affection, used when politely thanking someone for their favor or high regard

ridiculous and abnormal; contrary to reason or common sense

(literary) to correct errors or rectify falsehoods

a tiny lapse can lead to a huge error or discrepancy; small mistakes at the beginning result in huge losses later on

a small error in the beginning can lead to a massive failure or discrepancy in the result; emphasizes that even the slightest detail requires precision; a miss is as good as a mile

mistake; error

(literary) fantastic; preposterous; incredible and absurd; also written as [[悠缪|悠繆|you1 miu4]]

mistaken or erroneous; often used in literary contexts to describe reasoning or principles that are flawed or incorrect

(literary) to correct a mistake, blunder, or falsehood

mistake or error; a fallacy or discrepancy in reasoning or writing

To point out and correct faults or mistakes; used to describe a process of rectifying wrong behavior or inaccuracies.

absurd; irrational; preposterous

completely ridiculous and without any factual basis

to praise someone too much; used as a polite way to say "you flatter me" or "you overpraise me"

absurd and reckless; preposterous and ignorant

feeble-minded and senile due to old age

(literary, humble) to have the honor of knowing someone or being appreciated by them