weak argument

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An argument that is not convincing or easy to defeat.

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Examples (10)

  • The debater's point was a weak argument that the opponent easily dismantled.
  • Relying on outdated data made the scientist's conclusion a weak argument.
  • The professor pointed out that her essay's central thesis was supported by a weak argument.
  • His excuse for being late was based on such a weak argument that no one believed him.
  • The proposal was rejected because its financial projections were built on a weak argument.
  • A weak argument cannot be saved by simply repeating it more loudly.
  • Without more concrete evidence, you will only be able to present a weak argument to the jury.
  • She has always been able to spot a weak argument from a mile away.
  • Don't you think 'everyone is doing it' is a rather weak argument for your actions?
  • The committee was not persuaded and quickly dismissed his weak argument.