sophism
[noun]
an invalid argument which appears to be true and is used to intentionally deceive someone
sophistry
[noun]
the use of clever but deceptive arguments intended to mislead
Ex:
The
article
was
full
of
sophistry
,
making
flawed
points
seem
convincing
.
vagabond
[noun]
a wanderer who has no settled place to live and travels from place to place
Ex:
The
old
woman
was
known as
a
vagabond
,
always
traveling
from
town
to
town
.
preeminent
[adjective]
surpassing others in quality, distinction, or importance
Ex:
The
preeminent
artist
of
the
Renaissance
,
Leonardo da Vinci
,
left
an
indelible
mark
on
the
world
through
his
masterpieces
.
inefficient
[adjective]
not able to achieve maximum productivity or desired results
Ex:
The
old
equipment
was
inefficient
and
slowed down
production
.
bodily
[adjective]
related to the body and its physical aspects or characteristics
Ex:
The
doctor
conducted
a
thorough
examination
of
his
bodily
systems
to
assess
overall
health
.
systemic
[adjective]
related to the entire structure and not only a specific part of it
Ex:
The
company
implemented
systemic
reforms
to
improve
workplace
culture
and
productivity
.
systematic
[adjective]
done according to a planned and orderly system
Ex:
He
tackled
his
assignments
in
a
systematic
manner
,
breaking
them
down
into
manageable
tasks
.