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Synonym - specious

Part of speech: adjective

Sense 1: Superficially plausible, but actually wrong or misleading.

Example sentence 1: His specious arguments convinced many, but upon closer examination, they were found to be full of fallacies.

Example sentence 2: The politician's specious promises of lower taxes turned out to be nothing more than empty rhetoric.

Sense 2: Deceptively attractive or charming but lacking in substance.

Example sentence 1: She fell for his specious charm, only to realize later that he was just using her for personal gain.

Example sentence 2: The movie's specious special effects couldn't make up for its weak plot and shallow characters.

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